So if you now reverse the story that we're telling here, what was the next line supposed to be after sorting left half?

回退到这个过程中来，在对左半部分排完序后，下一步该做什么呢？

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I have sorted with the smaller problem 1 because that smaller problem right now is of size 1 and so it's sort of obviously the case that this cup is now sorted.

对这个较小的问题我已经排好序了,因为在这个小问题中只有1个元素1,那么很明显,这个杯子已经是有序的了。

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If I look for, say, minus 1, you might go, gee, wait a minute, if I was just doing linear search, I would've known right away that minus one wasn't in this list, because it's sorted and it's smaller than the first elements.

如果我要查找-1，你可能要怒了，呵呵，等一等，如果我用的是线性查找，我不会知道-1不在这个列表中,但是列表是排好序的,1又比第一个元素小。

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So what I want to point out with this case in beryllium is that you don't have to use all of the electrons to figure out the bond order, and in fact, once you get to molecules 10 that are from atoms with atomic numbers of 8 or 10, you're not going to want to maybe draw out the full molecular orbital diagram.

我要指出的是,在Be这种情况下,你不需要利用,所有的电子来指导键序，实际上，一旦分子中,原子序数到达了8或者，你也许不想画出,整个分子轨道图。

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We don't seem to be doing that just yet, certainly not as badly, alright, so at this point in the story I have a sorted list of size 4.

当然现在我们不需要那样做,此时此刻,我已对整个问题中大小为4的列表排好序了。

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