And the answer is, unlike many, unlike commercially generated computers, the brain works through parallel processing, massively parallel distributed processing.

问题的答案是这样的,与出于商业目的而制造的计算机不同,大脑采用并行加工的方式处理信息,采用广泛分布的并行加工

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Okay, so when you are working with source material that looks like this, there is in fact no such thing as infinite zoom in computer science.

当我们处理,这样的原数据时，事实上计算机科学中,并不存在无限放大。

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Well the problem is that the problems grow faster than the computers speed up.

问题就在于我们要处理的问题的复杂度,比计算机提速还要快。

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It turns out that in a lot of languages, C included, you the programmer knowing a bit about how the computer works and the language works, can exercise more fine-grained control.

结果在包括C语言的很多语言当中，你作为一个程序员懂得了一些计算机的工作方式,和语言的处理方式，可以更精确地控制运用它。

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If you want to do the opposite process, you simply "cast to an int from a char."

如果你想做相反的转换，你就告诉计算机,“把那个char型数据转换成int型处理“

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A If you want to convert a number like 65 to the letter A, you just have tell the computer "cast that int to a char."

如果你要把一个像65这样的数字转换为字母，你只需要告诉计算机“把那个int型数据转换成char型处理“

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