Or take this value out of memory, run it through some other simple operation, stick it back in memory.

或者从记忆存储器中取出一个结果，在类似的操作中运行，再插回到存储器中。

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Why not write the program in a way where you figure out dynamically when the program is run how much memory you need rather than hard coding in two with or within that constant.

为什么不写一个可以动态的方式写那个程序,程序可以动态分配内存,而不是用常量硬编码两个值。

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And those instructions, by the way, are very simple: they're things like, take the value out of two places in memory, and run them through the multiplier in here, a little piece of circuitry, and stick them back into someplace in memory.

顺便说一句，那些指令非常简单：,他们从记忆存储器中,取出两个位置的结果，在倍增器中运行，一小部分电路，再将它们插回存储器中的某些地方去。

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Let's assume that the user typed in a pretty short word we didn't run out of memory or anything crazy so here's the new feature.

假设用户输入,很短的单词，没有出现超出内存之类的问题,这里是新的特点。

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skittles So when you compile a program called A dot out, or skittles or wherever, and you double-click that program, or our in our command line environment, run it with dot slash skittles, that program is loaded Microsoft Word into memory just like Microsoft Word or whatever would be on your own computer.

当你编译一个程序a，out，或者,或其他的，你双击那个程序，或着在我们的命令环境中，采用，/skittles来运行它，那个程序被加载到,内存中，就像,或者你电脑上的其他程序。

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