tipo/nombre. @startuml class Dummy { String data void methods() } class Flight { flightNumber : Integer departureTime : Date } @enduml Puede usar los modificadores {field} y {method} para modificar el @startuml left to right direction class User { id : INTEGER .. other_id : INTEGER } class Email { id : INTEGER .. user_id : INTEGER address : INTEGER } User::id *-- Email::user_id @enduml [Ref. QA-5261] CapitalCity**" as CC { UK => London USA => Washington Germany => Berlin } @enduml @startuml map "map: Map<Integer, String>" as users { 1 => Alice 2 => Bob 3 => Charlie } @enduml And add link with object. @startuml

tipo/nombre. @startuml class Dummy { String data void methods() } class Flight { flightNumber : Integer departureTime : Date } @enduml Puede usar los modificadores {field} y {method} para modificar el @startuml left to right direction class User { id : INTEGER .. other_id : INTEGER } class Email { id : INTEGER .. user_id : INTEGER address : INTEGER } User::id *-- Email::user_id @enduml [Ref. QA-5261] CapitalCity**" as CC { UK => London USA => Washington Germany => Berlin } @enduml @startuml map "map: Map<Integer, String>" as users { 1 => Alice 2 => Bob 3 => Charlie } @enduml And add link with object. @startuml

tipo/nombre. @startuml class Dummy { String data void methods() } class Flight { flightNumber : Integer departureTime : Date } @enduml Puede usar los modificadores {field} y {method} para modificar el @startuml left to right direction class User { id : INTEGER .. other_id : INTEGER } class Email { id : INTEGER .. user_id : INTEGER address : INTEGER } User::id *-- Email::user_id @enduml [Ref. QA-5261] CapitalCity**" as CC { UK => London USA => Washington Germany => Berlin } @enduml @startuml map "map: Map<Integer, String>" as users { 1 => Alice 2 => Bob 3 => Charlie } @enduml And add link with object. @startuml

tipo/nombre. @startuml class Dummy { String data void methods() } class Flight { flightNumber : Integer departureTime : Date } @enduml Puede usar los modificadores {field} y {method} para modificar el @startuml left to right direction class User { id : INTEGER .. other_id : INTEGER } class Email { id : INTEGER .. user_id : INTEGER address : INTEGER } User::id *-- Email::user_id @enduml [Ref. QA-5261] CapitalCity**" as CC { UK => London USA => Washington Germany => Berlin } @enduml @startuml map "map: Map<Integer, String>" as users { 1 => Alice 2 => Bob 3 => Charlie } @enduml And add link with object. @startuml

PlantUML (1.2023.11) 60 / 530 3.6 Definiendo la visibilidad 3 DIAGRAMA DE CLASE flightNumber : Integer departureTime : Date } @enduml Puedes utilizar los modificadores {field} y {method} para anular @startuml left to right direction class User { id : INTEGER .. other_id : INTEGER } class Email { id : INTEGER .. user_id : INTEGER address : INTEGER } User::id *-- Email::user_id @enduml [Ref. QA-5261] CapitalCity**" as CC { UK => London USA => Washington Germany => Berlin } @enduml @startuml map "map: Map<Integer, String>" as users { 1 => Alice 2 => Bob 3 => Charlie } @enduml And add link with object. @startuml

Predicate ≥ R VPGE rd,rs1,rs2 Move Move from Integer R FMV.W.X rd,rs1 FMV.D.X rd,rs1 Predicate AND R VPAND rd,rs1,rs2 Move to Integer R FMV.X.W rd,rs1 FMV.X.D rd,rs1 Pred . x r d , r s 1 , r s 2 f [ r d ] = x [ r s 1 ] [ 6 3 : 0 ] Floating-point Move Doubleword from Integer. Tipo R, solo RV64D. Copia el número de punto flotante de precisión doble en el registro x[rs1] a v . w . x r d , r s 1 , r s 2 f [ r d ] = x [ r s 1 ] [ 3 1 : 0 ] Floating-point Move Word from Integer. Tipo R, RV32F y RV64F. Copia el número de punto flotante de precisión simple en el registro x[rs1]

tipo/nombre. @startuml class Dummy { String data void methods() } class Flight { flightNumber : Integer departureTime : Date } @enduml Puede usar los modificadores {field} y {method} para modificar el CapitalCity**" as CC { UK => London USA => Washington Germany => Berlin } @enduml @startuml map "map: Map<Integer, String>" as users { 1 => Alice 2 => Bob 3 => Charlie } @enduml And add link with object. @startuml mandatory, we highly suggest that variable names start with a $. There are two types of data: • Integer number (int); • String (str) - these must be surrounded by single quote or double quote. Variables

tipo de un literal entero, Rust lo define de forma predeterminada como i32. A veces aparece como {integer} en los mensajes de error. Del mismo modo, los literales de punto flotante se definen como f64 de { let x = 3.14; let y = 20; assert_eq!(x, y); // ERROR: no hay implementación para `{float} == {integer}` } 5.6 Ejercicio: Fibonacci La secuencie de Fibonacci empieza con [0, 1]. Para n>1, el número x; } } fn main() { let integer = Point { x: 5, y: 10 }; let float = Point { x: 1.0, y: 4.0 }; println!("{integer:?} y {float:?}"); println!("coordenadas: {:?}", integer.coords()); } • P: ¿Por qué

tipo/nombre. @startuml class Dummy { String data void methods() } class Flight { flightNumber : Integer departureTime : Date } @enduml Puede usar los modificadores {field} y {method} para modificar el not mandatory, we highly suggest that variable name start with a $. There are two kind of data: • Integer number • String, that must be surrender by simple quote or double quote. Variable created outside

tipo/nombre. @startuml class Dummy { String data void methods() } class Flight { flightNumber : Integer departureTime : Date } @enduml Puede usar los modificadores {field} y {method} para modificar el mandatory, we highly suggest that variable names start with a $. There are two types of data: • Integer number • String - these must be surrounded by single quote or double quote. Variables created outside