• "My friends and I have made a list of things we want to do over the summer. Different places to travel, to get away to, maybe a beach a few hours away.

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  • The question we're asking is, "Is there a good reason to add to our list of things there are?

    我们的问题是,有没有一个很好的理由,让我们往已写有东西的清单上再添上几笔

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  • There are all kinds of things that it might be very useful ; for you to know as an inhabitant of Western civilization; and the New Testament,you might find out, would rank kind of down on the list of those kinds of things.

    作为西方文明的一分子,有很多有用的东西可以学;,而新约,你会发现,与这些东西相比,排名比较靠后。

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  • I'm walking along the list once, taking two things and saying, make sure the biggest one is next.

    我遍历一次列表,每次取两个值,确认最大的元素在后面一个。

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  • You could make a long list but it might include things Like the capacity for language and higher thought or abstract thought, conscience, self-control, free-will.

    你也许能列出一个长单子,它可能包括以下东西,比如语言能力,高级或抽象思维能力,良心,自控力和自由意志。

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  • Well, in giving these examples, I've already indicated at least two things that belong on the list.

    在举例的过程中,我已经说明,起码有两样东西在名单上。

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  • Let me also add that I have a reading list that has clickable things on it and also things that are on reserve in the library.

    还有一点,我还有个阅读材料列表,其中有可点击的网络连接,也有可以在图书馆读到的内容

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  • Things like heart disease and cancer are down the list.

    像心脏病和癌症占的比例很小

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  • In Christianity,though,it means the list of texts that are scripture and recognized as different from other things.

    然而在基督教里,它是作为圣典的一系列书籍,并被认为是与其他东西不同的。

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  • But they don't have a set list of things that make something the canon.

    但他们没有列出一系列东西,让它们成为正典。

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  • If you can't hold your job down, you can't get the money Ultimately, most of the negative things on that list were instrumentally bad.

    无法工作就赚不到钱,最终名单上多数消极的东西,都归结为坏的利用价值。

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  • The worst case here is, the things not in the list in which case I've got to go all the way through the list to get to the end.

    目标数不在数组里,这意味着我必须遍历数组中所有的元素,好,说完了这些。

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  • If we look back at that long, open-ended list of things that were good or bad, we'll find that mos of the things on that list are instrumentally good.

    再看那个长长的没有结尾的,好的或坏的东西的名单,我们会发现上面很多东西,都是有好的利用价值。

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  • Well let's see. My fall back is, I could just do linear search, walk down the list one at a time, just comparing those things. OK. So that's sort of my base. But what if I wanted, you know, how do I want to get to that sorted list? All right?

    我只能做线性搜索了,一次遍历一遍列表,一个一个比较,但如果我想要,那怎样得到有序的列表呢?,现在的一个问题是,我们排序之前?

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  • It took me seven comparisons, because I can take advantage of the fact I know I only ever have to look at the first element of each sub-list. Those are the only things I need to compare, and when I run out of one list, I just add the rest of the list in.

    进行了7次对比,因为我可以利用我知道的优势:,每次只需要比较每个子列表的第一个元素,那才是我需要进行对比的内容,当一个列表的元素处理完了,只需要将另一个列表剩下的元素直接添加进去。

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  • Most of the good things on that list were instrumentally good.

    名单上多数好的东西都归结为好的利用价值。

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  • I think the easiest way to look at what this does, is let's take a really simple example- I want to make sure I put the right things out- I've got a simple little list of values there.

    到底做了什么,就是让它跑一个简单的例子,我想要确信我找到了正确的元素-,这里我用一个简单的小的列表-,如果我去代码里面看。

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  • So, for example: in this case, my list is a bunch of integers. And one of the things I could take advantage of, is I'm only going to need a finite amount of space to represent an integer.

    列表是一系列整数,要注意的这里的优势能够,用有限的空间来表示整数,例如,如果我想要操作。

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  • That isn't there. So it couldn't do it, so instead that's what append is for, is to stick things on to the end of the list.

    也就是说不存在,因此没法进行指向绑定的,更改,因此这个命令并不像append那样,会在list的最后添加元素。

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  • Basic idea, before I even look at the code, is pretty simple. If I've got a list that is sorted, in let's call it, just in increasing order, and I haven't said what's in the list, could be numbers, could be other things, for now, we're going to just assume they're integers.

    我们可以说基本的思想是很简单的,如果我有一个排好序的数组,让我们认为这个数组是递增的吧,我并没说数组里元素是什么,可能是数字,也可能是其他的东西,现在我们假设是integer类型的数字吧,最简单的方式就是这么做了:

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  • To get any location in memory, to get to any value of the list, I simply have to say which element do I want to get, I know that these things are stored in a particular size multiply that index by 4, add it to start, and then it's in a constant amount of time I can go to that location and get out the cell.

    取得列表中的任何一个值,简单说来,想要取得列表中的任何元素,我知道这些元素存在特定的大小中,把下标乘以4,加到start上,然后定位到内存单元,并取出值就是固定的时间了,好的,如果元素以固定大小存储。

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  • b OK. In this example I'd use b. All right, as b get-- b is the thing that's changing as I go along here, but it could be things like, how many elements are there in a list if the input is a list, could be how many digits are there in a string if the input's a string, it could be the size of the integer as we go along. All right.?

    好,在这个例子里我会用,因为b是一直在变的东西,但是也可能是如下情况:,如果输入是数组的话,变化的就是数组的元素数,如果输入是字符串的话,变化的就是字符串的长度,如果是integer的话,可能就是这个数的大小,对不对?

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  • And all these other things are not part of the list."

    其他东西都不在书目里面“

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