You can find that Box Computing efficiently connects enormous user request with the application providers.

框计算就会展现出高效的一面,能够将众多用户要求与程序提供者连结起来。

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So when we're designing stuff, we look not necessarily just about what any given users going to experience but what's going to be better for the whole community and the whole product.

设计应用程序时，我们并非只重视用户体验,而更注重该程序,对于整个社会以及产品是否有益。

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So let's go ahead and introduce a couple other capabilities so that we can finally start writing programs that maybe print out charts or interact with the user, play games, or the like.

让我们继续来介绍其他几个功能,以便我们最终能开始写程序,那样可以打印图表或与用户交互，打游戏之类的。

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This is me writing one hour of that episode of Pirandello and telling the other authors, here's what I'm assuming as you use it. So it's up to me to do it right, but if I do it, I'm going to specify, what does this function do?

作为一个程序员,我得为用户提供一些信息,这正是我写写的皮兰德娄戏剧的一小时片段,并且要告诉其它的作家，这是我希望你使用的地方，所以由我决定怎样去做好它？

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So, ask yourself frankly especially when it comes to designing your own tools and your own programs whether it's for real users to use, whether it's for your research group to use in some other field, you know, where do you even begin?

坦白讲，问一问你们自己,当你设计一个工具，一个程序时,它是否是为真实用户使用的，还是为在其他领域的,研究团队使用的，你们懂的，你从哪里开始？

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Notice in this program I have not checked whether or not the user actually provided input.

就拿这个程序说事吧，我们根本没有检查,用户到底有没有输入。

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So now, in a program and you're asking the user for a string.

我们再回到程序里，向用户要一个字符串。

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More than a third of people on Facebook have their cellphone up there and that's something that's useful for the application.

事实上，超过三成的Facebook用户,都公布了自己的手机号,所以这个应用程序对于我们来说,十分重要。

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So if I type "man sleep," this is going to give me the user's manual for a program called sleep, but there's a gotcha and the problem set it makes clear, sleep notice that it says at top left sleep one.

所以如果我键入“man，sleep“，它将,给我一个叫做sleep程序的用户手册，但是这里有个参考信息，它使问题更清晰，请注意它指明在左上角。

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I probably whip out a do while loop very rarely, but very often when programming games or any program that takes user input and has to check that user input and yell at the user if they're messing with you or aren't providing what's expected.

我可能很少用do，while，循环，但常常是,当编制程序游戏或需要用户输入的程序是,需要检查用户的输入并提醒用户,如果他们干扰了你,或没有提供所期望的输入。

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Go ahead and implement with the person next to you a program that takes as input from the user an integer called F and prints out the answer of the Celsius equivalent.

继续和你旁边的人执行程序,取来自用户的整数F作为输入,然后打印出与之等价的摄氏温度的答案。

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I mean what if you're running so many things, what if the user has copied and pasted their thesis and just pasted it at the blinking prompt such that you're now out of memory because your computer is somewhat limited in memory so get string cannot possibly return all those characters or fit all of those characters in memory and return to you the address of the first.

如果你运行了很多程序，假使用户复制粘贴了他们的论文,只是粘贴在光标提示符那里,这样就出现了内存不足,因为你们的计算机的内存是有限的,所以GetString不可能返回所有的字符,或者保存这些字符到内存中,并且返回第一个字符的地址。

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I'm going to use the CS50 Library instead for user input I'm saying say something then I'd get a string from the user and I call time s1 and then I say, say something, s2 and then I get another string from the user and call it s2 and apparently this program's purpose in life is to tell me yes or no the user said the same thing both times.

然而我使用的是CS50库来获得用户输入,我说点什么，然后从用户那里获得一个字符串,并把它叫做s1，然后我说点什么，然后从用户那里获得一个字符串，并把它叫做2,这个程序的最终目的是,告诉我两次用户输入的是不是同样的东西。

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