I mean, they last forever. You can keep them on for... like a month or something. Yeah, it's awesome.So, yeah.
它们可以维持很久。你可以把他们留在阅读器里,长达一个月。是的,太棒了,嗯。
The cookies were going back and forth and back and forth and the hearts up and down, well, this thing that we had that called a loop last week with a forever block with a statement inside of it is simply gonna look a little something like this.
这些饼干人来来回回的移动,还有这些爱心们上上下下地漂浮,都用到我们上周提到过的循环结构,当然还有个声明在里面,就有点像屏幕上,显示的这样。
All right? A linear search, I start at the beginning of the list and walk all the way through it. All right, if I'm lucky and it's at the low end, If it's not, if it's at the far end, I've got to go forever, and you saw that last time where this thing paused for a little while while it actually searched a list this big.
如果很幸运就在开头,那运行起来很快,如果是在末尾,那就一直得走到头,上次看到了,如果搜索空间很大,程序都会暂停一会,好的,那我希望你们。
We had that very interesting piece last time, "Polish Oxcart" where he used this principle of low sounds produce sound waves that stay forever and we hear those low sounds first and last.
上次我们听了一段很有意思的曲子,《牛车》,当时他运用低频声音,持续时间长的原理,我们在最初和最后听到的都是低音
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