OK, so how can I code this up? Well, you might think, let's just jump in and write some code, I don't want to quite do that though, because I want to show you another tool that's valuable for thinking about how to structure the code, and that is a something called a flow chart. Now.

好，那么我怎么把这个以代码实现呢，你可能会想，让我们进去直接写代码把,但是我不想这么做，因为我想教给大家另外一项很有价值的,用来组织代码的工具，叫做流程图,现在，像Guttag教授,和我这么大岁数的人。

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it's like really, forest sit on that side, so it's really nice to sit down and read a book or something.

那一边简直就像是一片森林，在那里坐下来看看书或干点别的什么将会是件很美妙的事情。

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So it might be something like that, a tiny little something that one would set down like a couple of elements.

所以创作的支点可能是类似这些的，很小很小的事情，作者会把它们列出来,就像一系列元素一样。

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So let me just to try something a little more interesting, and then we'll get to writing some simple programs.

让我们来试试更加有趣的,一些事情吧，然后,我们再去写一些简单的小程序。

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It can be used as a publishing medium and something that you can interact with, instead of something that is a burden to receive.

它可以用作一个发行媒介,成为你可以与之互动的东西，而不再是一个负担。

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It is just down the hall from this lecture theater. And you bring the Periodic Table and the Table of Constants and a calculator and something to write with.

就在这件教室下面的大厅那,你们带上元素周期表和常数表,还有一个计算器和一些写的东西。

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The cookies were going back and forth and back and forth and the hearts up and down, well, this thing that we had that called a loop last week with a forever block with a statement inside of it is simply gonna look a little something like this.

这些饼干人来来回回的移动,还有这些爱心们上上下下地漂浮,都用到我们上周提到过的循环结构,当然还有个声明在里面，就有点像屏幕上,显示的这样。

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And Milton's defense of controversy seems in a lot of ways continually to be slipping in to something like a defense of poetry, or certainly a defense of his own poetic practice.

弥尔顿对于论战的辩护似乎在某种程度上持续地,渐渐变为对诗歌的辩护，或是理所当然地变为对自己诗歌的尝试的辩护。

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So, if you use a black lamp or something and you excite something up to a higher energy level and then it relaxes back down to its lower energy state, it's going to emit a new wavelength of light, which is going to be visible to you.

如果你用一个紫外灯或别的,东西把某种分子激发到,更高的能级，然后它会掉回,到低能级，它就会释放,一个新的波长的光,这个光是可见的。

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As I say, it's the sort of thing that somebody from the medical school or a biologist or a physiologist or something could describe for us.

就像我说的,这就是一些,医学院的人,生物学家或生理学家,向我们描述的死亡

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Under Louis Brandeis -Brandeis wanted companies to always present the information, but for him it always meant presenting a document, so they had something called a prospectus, for example.

路易斯·布兰代斯...,他希望公司能够始终提供信息,在他那个时代,是指提供文档,比如当时称为招股说明书一类的文件

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I was thinking of something a little bit less, that's fine.

我本来想得到一个稍微……,很好

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What do you have to have to make something a song?

一首歌里,哪些因素不可或缺呢

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One might have to do with where it's from and how it's made so that might tell us a little bit about whether something should be defined as a food.

一个是关于食品源自何处,怎么生产的,这会给我们一些参考,去判断何为食品

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If I gave this lecture ten years ago, I would say that the fundamental attribution error i s a human universal, something that we're born with, a fundamental aspect of human nature.

如果我在十年前讲这节课，我会说基本归因错误,是人的普遍特性，是我们天生就有的，是人性的一个基本特征。

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He tells a story about something he calls "the state of nature," a term he did not invent, but with which his name will always and forever be associated, the idea of the state of nature.

他讲了一个故事，叫做,“自然状态“，这不是他所发明的词，但他的名字,总是会，也永远会和，“自然状态“联系在一起。

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