And I could take that information, type it up into a program, make some assumptions about speed and direction and what routes they're going to take and actually watch the ambulance go to St. John's Mercy.

我得到这条信息之后，将它输入程序里，假设它们的速度和方向,以及它们应走哪条线路,就能看到救护车进入圣约翰医院。

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Second reason we don't want over-qualified students in the class, it sounds a little nasty, but the second reason is, an over-qualified student, somebody who's, I don't know, programmed for Google for the last five years, is going to have an easy time in this course, but we don't want such a student accidentally intimidating the rest of you.

我们不希望高水平的学生来听课,还有一个原因，虽然听起来，有一点儿令人不快，但是第二个原因是，我们不希望，某位我不知道的高手，在为谷歌编写了五年的程序之后，很轻松地上这门课，从而使得周围同学,感到威胁。

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In this blank area over here next to the search tab you can type in any food that you're having, and then the program, unless it's something really unusual, the program will recognize it and then give you a series of options of things it thinks it might be.

你可以在搜索框的空白处,输入你吃的食物,之后程序会,除非是些稀奇古怪的东西,否则程序会去识别输入的内容,并给你一系列它认为可能的选项

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I'm gonna run a.out and your teaser for the kinds of programs you can write after years and years and years of practice will give you output like this.

运行a，out，这类麻烦的程序,你多年多年之后也能写,因为最后的结果是这样的。

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