OK, says it says enter a float. I give it something that can be converted into a float, it says fine. I'm going to go back and run it again though. If I run it again, it says enter a float.
好了,看到他说输入一个浮点数,我输入它可以转换为浮点数的值,那没问题,我回过来再运行一遍,如果我再运行一遍。
If I know I'm going to need something over and over again, I squirrel it away somewhere and then get it back when I need it.
如果我知道我将要反复,使用一个东西时,我会把它贮藏起来以后用。
Consider one thinker, and I will, I'm going to read you a short passage and I'm going to come back to this again later in the semester, from Thomas Hobbes' Leviathan, chapter 31 of Leviathan, where Hobbes gives us a very personal statement about his intention in writing this book.
细想以下这一位思想家,我将朗读一小段文章,然后在学期后段,再回到这个主题来,这是取自贺伯斯的《利维坦》,第,31,章,贺伯斯提供了十分贴切的陈述,关于他撰写本书的动机。
And then, I'm going to skip down a little bit: Though she never again called back any image of the dead man to dress up, pose, talk to and make answer, neither would she lose a new compassion for the cul-de-sac he'd tried to find a way out of, for the enigma his efforts had created.
接下来,我会跳过一些内容往下说:,虽然她从没有想起过,那个死人穿衣、摆弄姿势、,说话和回答问题时的样子,她也不会失去对他的同情,对他尝试摆脱,无路可走的困境所付出的,谜团一般的努力。
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