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[MUSIC]. 
Well, we've come to the end of the 

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course. 
And we'd really like to thank you all for 

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having made it this far with us. 
this has been an incredible learning 

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experience for us on how to deliver this 
kind of material. 

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Over Coursera and over the over the video 
format and Distance Learning. 

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And we hope that you learned a lot about 
the computer systems we've been talking 

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about as well. 
the course might, might not, this course 

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format may not have been as new to some 
of you. 

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you might have done other courses like 
this before. 

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we'd be very interested to hear about 
your experience and, and how, what you 

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thought of how we ran this. 
for us, it's brand new, so we have a lot 

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more to learn than you do about that 
aspect. 

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and 
Well, thank you very much for putting up 

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with us all of the way through. 
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We also hope that you, you learned how, 
your programs run in a computer system. 

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Have a better idea how, how computers 
work. 

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And we hope that, this, course has 
spurred your interest in learning more 

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about programming in C. 
And learning more about, and, and other 

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programming languages. 
And in learning more about how operating 

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systems work and computer architecture 
and, and so on. 

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We also hope that the, the labs and 
assignments were more rewarding than 

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frustrating. 
We know some of them were quite time 

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intensive, but we really hope that they 
gave you a much better understanding of 

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how things work. 
So in case that you noticed that Gaitan 

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and I wore the same shirt throughout the 
entire course. 

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So and as a gift for you at the end of 
the course, we decided to show you how we 

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normally dress. 
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pretty differently. 
Luis is very formal, loves dressing up. 

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University of Illinois. 

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And I'm a little less formal. 
 >> Right as you can see guys, Gaitan 

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really likes football. 
But most importantly you see that his 

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number is 32, which is a power of 2. 
Really to, you know, as homage to his 

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Computer Science devoted life. 
[LAUGH] And I'm sure you saw this number 

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32 in the course a lot. 
And you're going to continue seeing the 

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number 32, in doing Computer Science. 
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you for taking the course with us. 
And we hope it was valuable for you, it 

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certainly was for us. 
And we look forward to maybe seeing you 

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again sometime soon. 
so from Seattle, take care, and keep on 

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programming. 
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programming.