It's not going to get converted into 0s and 1s.

它们最后不会转换成0和。

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And it's the 0s and 1s, that notice they're in patterns of 8 generally or chunks of 8, the so called byte that the actual CPU understands.

也就是一些0啊，1啊，请大家注意,这些数字每8个挨一块，这就是所谓的字节,实际CPU能够处理的东西。

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Nano hello c We did Nano for hello.c or whatever I called it, GCC to actually compile into 0s and 1, and then step three is to actually run it.

首先，第二，GCC，hello，c把它编译成01二进制文件，第三，运行。

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But that's not enough because computers at the end 1 of the day only understand 0s and 1s and what you and is clearly not a collection of 0s and 1s.

但是仅仅这样是不够的，计算机,最终只会认识0和,你现在得到的，c的文件显然不是0，1的合集。

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So you have to somehow convert the source code, the C code into 0s and 1s and for that process there exist this tool called a compiler that someone else wrote that takes this stuff as input and produces this stuff as output.

所以你必须把源代码，即C语言代码转换成二进制文件,这个过程就需要我们提到的编译器了,它是由别人编写的一个软件，以这些代码作为输入,将会产生的输出。

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