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hi everybody this is eugene lachlan and welcome to my series of short how-to videos in this video were going to learn how to insert comments in our code so lets take a look at a short program where we want to add three numbers together and id like to be able to insert some co some comments into my code to explain what it is that im doing as i go along so let me start out by just um creating three variables x y and z im going to assign some values to them so im going to assign a value of 1 to x y im going to assign it a value of 2 and z im going to assign it a value of 3. then what i want to do is i want to add these three numbers together so my total is going to be assigned at a value of um x plus y plus z and im finally in line five im going to print out the result print my variable is total okay so now um if youve got the basics of r uh youre probably able to read whats going on here so you can see in the first three lines im assigning values to three variables and lin
