Is is saying, do these things point to exactly the same spot in memory, the same instance.

指向内存中的同一位置,同一个实例，深意义上的相等。

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Or another way of thinking about it, is remember I said when I call that class definition it creates an instance, that's a pointer to some spot in memory that's got some local information around it.

也就是一个指向，内存中某处的指针,这个地方存有一些,这个实例的信息，浅意义的相等也就是说,看看这两个东西是不是。

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So, when we talk about memory, for instance, we'll talk about disorders in memory, including some disorders that keep you from forming new memories as well as disorders of amnesia where you forget the past.

比如说,当我们讨论记忆的时候,我们会讨论记忆障碍,包括了使你无法形成新鲜记忆的一些障碍,以及遗忘过去记忆的遗忘症障碍

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So that means if you-- whether you own a Mac, PC or whatever, you have a whole chunk of RAM memory which you can draw for instance as a rectangle, if you can't quite see.

也就是说，无论你的电脑是Mac也好，PC也好或其他什么的，你会有厚厚一块RAM存储器,我们可以把它画成长方形，你们有可能看不到。

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Every time I use it, I'm creating a new instance, that's a different thing inside of memory.

我每次调用它，我就新建了一个类，这在内存中是个不同的事情。

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For now the way to think about this is, cp2 when I call that class definition, it goes off and allocates a specific spot in memory that corresponds to that instance.

这个语句所做的，就是建立了，这个类型的实例cp1和，这个类型的特定版本,现在你们可以这么认为。

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