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The Print-Estoy-Cansado-Jefe-TercerSemestre repository is organized at the top level into three language directories — Java/, Python/, and Javascript/ — plus a project metadata file and a README. Each language directory is further divided into numbered lesson folders (Clase N/), and JavaScript additionally includes a dedicated games area folder. This structure makes it straightforward to locate any lecture’s code by language and lesson number.

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Print-Estoy-Cansado-Jefe-TercerSemestre/
├── Java/
│   ├── Clase 1/          # Inheritance: parent/child classes, first hierarchy
│   ├── Clase 2/          # Varargs, enums, initializer blocks
│   ├── Clase 3/          # forEach, autoboxing/unboxing, access modifiers
│   ├── Clase 4/          # Method overriding, polymorphism, instanceof
│   ├── Clase 5/          # Casting, Object class, abstract classes
│   ├── Clase 7/          # Interfaces
│   ├── Clase 8/          # JavaBeans conventions and exception handling
│   ├── Clase 9/          # Console application: menus, switch, try/catch
│   └── Clase 10/         # Console application capstone (UML + implementation)
│
├── Python/
│   ├── Clase 1/          # Exception handling fundamentals
│   ├── Clase 2/          # File I/O
│   ├── Clase 3/          # Advanced file processing (lab: movie catalogue)
│   ├── Clase 4/          # psycopg2: connecting to PostgreSQL
│   ├── Clase 5/          # psycopg2: CRUD operations
│   ├── Clase 6/          # Transaction management with psycopg2
│   ├── Clase 7/          # Logging, UML diagram (.uxf), and DAO scaffolding
│   ├── Clase 8/          # DAO pattern: PersonaDAO implementation
│   └── Clase 9/          # Connection pooling
│
├── Javascript/
│   ├── Clase 1/          # OOP in JS: MundoPC example
│   ├── Clase 2/          # Strict mode, prototype-based OOP
│   ├── Clase 3/          # Polymorphism, instanceof
│   ├── Clase 4/          # Exception handling: try/catch, throw
│   ├── Clase 5/          # Arrow functions
│   ├── Clase 6/          # Callbacks, setTimeout, setInterval, live clock project
│   ├── Practica JS/      # Standalone JS practice exercises (login form UI)
│   └── Area Juegos - Clase 1/
│       ├── NReinas/              # N-Queens solver
│       ├── NReinas.js            # N-Queens standalone script
│       ├── Torres de Hanoi/      # Towers of Hanoi
│       ├── piedraPapelTijeras/   # Rock-Paper-Scissors
│       ├── piedraPapelTijeras.html
│       ├── Salto del Caballo/    # Knight's Tour
│       └── Juego de Avatar/      # Avatar browser game
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├── Print-Estoy-Cansado-Jefe-TercerSemestre.iml   # IntelliJ IDEA project file
└── README.md

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File Naming Convention

Files inside each Clase N/ folder follow a consistent numbered naming pattern: 
<lesson>.<segment> <Descriptive Title>.<extension>
For example:
  • 1.1 Creamos la clase padre DispositivoEntrada.java — Lesson 1, segment 1
  • 1.2 Creamos la clase hija Raton.java — Lesson 1, segment 2
  • 5.5 Clases Abstractas (abstract) Parte 1 y Parte 2.java — Lesson 5, segment 5
  • 10.3 Creamos el Menu Parte 1.java — Lesson 10, segment 3
The first number matches the lesson (class) folder (Clase N), and the second number matches the order within that lesson, corresponding to individual lecture video segments. When a topic spans multiple parts, the filename includes “Parte 1”, “Parte 2”, etc., and may be combined into a single file covering both parts.
Use the segment numbers to navigate content sequentially. If you are watching lecture video segment 5.3, open the file whose name starts with 5.3 inside Clase 5/. The numbering is consistent across all three languages.

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Java: /Java/Clase N/

The Java section spans 9 lesson folders (Clase 1 through Clase 10, with no Clase 6 directory in the repository). All source files use the .java extension. Some lessons include .uxf UML diagram files created with UMLet. Key characteristics:
  • Each .java file is typically a self-contained class or a small set of related classes introduced in that video segment.
  • Lesson 10 opens with a .uxf UML diagram (10.1 UML y Introducción a la aplicación de Listar Personas.uxf) before the implementation files, illustrating the design-first approach for the capstone application.
  • Files covering multiple video parts (e.g., “Parte 1 y 2”) consolidate related segments into one file for convenience.

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Python: /Python/Clase N/

The Python section spans 9 lesson folders (Clase 1 through Clase 9). All source files use the .py extension. Lesson 7 also contains a .uxf UML diagram for a DAO design task. Key characteristics:
  • Lesson 4 is a transition point: it introduces psycopg2 and direct PostgreSQL connectivity, shifting from pure Python OOP to database-integrated programming.
  • Lessons 5 and 6 build CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations and transaction management on top of the connection established in Lesson 4.
  • Lesson 7 covers logging and includes a UML diagram task alongside early DAO scaffolding files (note: some files inside the Clase 7/ folder carry 8.x segment numbers, reflecting a cross-lesson contribution from the team).
  • Lesson 8 contains the completed PersonaDAO implementation.
  • Lesson 9 introduces connection pooling.
  • Some filenames use underscores instead of spaces (e.g., 5.3_FuncionFetchAllParte2.py), reflecting contributions from different team members — both conventions are valid.

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JavaScript: /Javascript/Clase N/ and the Games Area

The JavaScript section has 6 lesson folders plus two additional areas:
FolderContents
Clase 1/MundoPC OOP example in JS
Clase 2/Strict mode, prototype OOP
Clase 3/Polymorphism, instanceof checks
Clase 4/Exception handling: try/catch, throw
Clase 5/Arrow functions
Clase 6/Callbacks, setTimeout, setInterval, live clock (Tarea Especial - Reloj)
Practica JS/Standalone exercises, including a login form UI (Web Viva)
Area Juegos - Clase 1/Complete game and UI projects (see below)
The Area Juegos - Clase 1/ folder contains fully implemented browser and scripting projects that apply the OOP and JavaScript skills learned in the lesson classes:
  • NReinas — N-Queens problem solver
  • Torres de Hanoi — Towers of Hanoi simulation
  • piedraPapelTijeras — Rock-Paper-Scissors game (includes an .html entry point)
  • Salto del Caballo — Knight’s Tour algorithm
  • Juego de Avatar — Avatar-based browser game

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Special File Types

.iml files (e.g., Print-Estoy-Cansado-Jefe-TercerSemestre.iml) are IntelliJ IDEA module files. They store IDE-specific project configuration such as module dependencies, source roots, and SDK settings. These files are auto-generated by IntelliJ IDEA and are required if you open the project in that IDE. You can safely ignore them if you are using a different editor like VS Code or PyCharm..uxf files (e.g., 10.1 UML y Introducción a la aplicación de Listar Personas.uxf, 7.1 UML Python.uxf) are UMLet diagram files. UMLet is a free, open-source UML tool. These files contain the class diagrams, relationships, and architecture notes that accompany specific lessons. To open them, use UMLet or the UMLet plugin available for IntelliJ IDEA and VS Code.

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