So, it frees you from some of Apple's tethers and this was the code that circulated on the Internet iPhone with which people could crack their iPhones.

这样我们就从苹果的约束下解放出来,这些代码是在网站上流通的,使用它们可能损坏你们的。

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So there's a return branch on every possible path through the code. And that's valuable, it's something you want to think about as your right your own.

所以代码中每条可能的路径,都会有一个返回值分支，这是非常有价值的,当你自己写程序的时候也应该考虑这件事。

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This is convention, so on almost-- and most any computer you overuse, if you're writing code that uses a char, you're gonna be handed 8 bits or 1 byte to store that particular char.

这是约定，对于大多数-,电脑，当你写代码要用到一个char型数据时,必须先预留8比特或1字节,的空间来存储这个char型数据。

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And what it's saying semantically is, using that variable as my placeholder, have it walk through this collection, starting at the first thing, execute that code, then the next thing, execute that code, and so on.

它的语义意思就是，把这个变量应用为我的占位符，用它来遍历这个集合，从第一个元素开始，执行代码，然后下一个元素，再执行代码。

麻省理工公开课 - 计算机科学及编程导论课程节选

So I've got one more piece of bad code on this point and this is buggy five dot c. So as a comment on top bug of this file challenges, what is, in fact, the bug.

所以我在这里得到了一块很烂的代码,这个是buggy5，c，所以作为这个文件顶端的注释,那实际上是那个。

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You open what we call the "text editor," the specific one we used on Wednesday was called Nano, -- which is similar to Notepad or TextEdit -- totally simple, kind of dumbed down but in a useful way so that you can just focus on writing code and not learning some new interface.

你先打开那个“文本编辑器“,就是我们周三用过的叫做Nano的编辑器，这个跟写字板和记事本差不多-,非常简单的，只是通过一种有用的方法而进行精简了的,所以你们可以把注意力集中在编写代码上,而不需要学习一些新的界面操作。

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