Durian
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Durian：
select*from爱 写道 加油thank you。看书是 ...
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select*from爱：
加油
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rockjava：
和我一样的想法，呵呵。对C有恐惧症。
不学python，改学c -
pacer123：
帅！！！很帅
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Durian：
谢谢鼓励,最近工作上出了点事儿,忙完继续更新
学英语就是要毅力 ...
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