Document how to work with a non-"project" set of files

I'm very new to Java development and am learning by simply creating a few ad hoc files. I'm following a book that uses a folder/package structure of "ch01/sec01" which I mimicked in my VSC folder structure. I noticed that the plugin would always give an error for:

package ch01.sec01;

Saying that the package was actually "" instead. I ignored this error and just carried on but it bothered me. :) A friend pointed out that if I moved my files into a "src" folder, this would go away, and apparently this is the default if you make a new Java project, but as I was just playing around and not really doing a 'project', I never knew this was an issue.

My recommendation is that a quick note be adding to the Troubleshooting section of the readme.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Work with Java files w/o first making a Java project
2. Note that even though you have the right package, it gets flagged as an error.

Abre el README y localiza la sección Troubleshooting. Añade una nota concisa que explique la advertencia de paquete cuando se utilizan archivos Java fuera de una estructura de proyecto, incluido el papel de una carpeta src, y luego verifica que las nuevas indicaciones coincidan con los pasos de reproducción indicados.