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How do you plunge a toilet?
Shove the plunger into the toilet and go to town. The key is to get a seal between the plunger and the toilet bowl around the exit area. This is what will hopefully allow you to 'move' the water and shift whatever is blocking the pipes. It helps to have enough "water" in the toilet to cover the plunger base. This may involve taking the scary risk of flushing the toilet, but without enough liquid in the toilet, you're apt to make a big splash.
Should there be a vent to the outside on every drain?
putting a vent on the outside of every drain would block out most debris from going down the drainwithout a vent, the drain could get clogged by misc. thingsin my opinion, drain should have vents, escpecially if you have kidswith the vents, kids won't be able to play and "accidently" shove the plastic t. rex down what they call "the bottomless pit"Waste and soil lines do need a vent .. Storm lines because they do not contain sewer gases do not need a vent Check local codes
What is the difference between Business Analysis and System Analysis?
Let's start by differentiating the role from the job title. Many organizations have Systems Analysts as a job title, but often the role of performing systems analysis is often assigned to employees with other job titles, like Architect, Business Analyst, Developer or, I even know a few companies where the person with the Project Manager title performs systems analysis activities.Systems Analysis RoleFor sake of making this easy to understand, let's focus only on the role, taking for granted that different organizations may create a formal Systems Analyst job title to perform all of the system analysis activities; or they may split these activities and shove them here and there with other job titles.System Analysis activities focus around the translation of the business requirements into systems requirements. Business requirements have to be analyzed and decomposed into a series of smaller requirements for different components, providing directions for the engineering team.ExampleLet's say that the business requirement is to add a new optional "Where did you hear about us?" drop down on the Register page for a trade organization. Possible values are {"TV", "Radio", "Marc's List", "The New York Times", "The PMI Newsletter", and "Other"}This would typically be written by the Business Analyst.Systems analysis activities would decompose this requirement into:- New fields or a new table required to capture the user's selections.- A new table required to capture the drop down values.- A change in the user interface to add the drop down control.- etcetera2 Aspects of System AnalysisThe first step is to look at everything that is needed to make the new requirement work. Look at what is required in the database area, the local session information, the middleware layers, connectivity requirements, the user interface, or perhaps a new system interface, a new web service or something of the sort.After analyzing what is required, the systems analyst must look into what can break if the requirement is implemented. This implies analyzing each and every system component to ensure compatibility, and that there are no conflicts.The activities of the system analyst border those of the Business Analyst at the start of the analysis and those of the Architect towards the end of the analysis.For modern SDLC methodologies (RUP, Agile, XP, EssUP, etc.) system analysis also defines the scope of the system under consideration and models requirements by taking the black box view and whitening it. (if this is obscure, stay tuned for an upcoming blog entry on black box versus white box.)Should Analysis be performed by Analysts?I have encountered several IT Managers who believe that analysis is not necessary. My answer to them: "Whether known or not, system analysis is performed somewhere in the organization. The question is... Is it done by the Analyst, the Architect, the Developer, or if not done before deployment, then, done after deployment when the defects are analyzed? It is, by far, less costly to have the Analyst perform system analysis."
Write a program to merge two linked list and find out the running time?
#include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> #define null 0 void create(); void display(); void insert(); void delet(); void erase(); void create2(); void display2(); void insert2(); void delet2(); void erase2(); void link1(); void link2(); void merge(); struct node { int info; struct node *next; }*start,*ptr,*temp,*prev; struct node2 { int info; struct node2 *nex; }*start2,*ptr2,*temp2,*prev2; void main() { int op; clrscr(); do { printf("\n1.link1\n2.link2\n3.merge\n4.exit"); printf("\nEnter your option"); scanf("%d",&op); switch(op) { case 1: link1(); break; case 2: link2(); break; case 3: merge(); break; case 4: break; default: printf("\nEnter correct option"); } }while(op!=4); getch(); } void create() { int data; printf("\nEnter the data"); scanf("%d",&data); do { ptr=malloc(sizeof(struct node)); ptr->info=data; ptr->next=NULL; if(start==NULL) start=ptr; else { temp=start; while(temp->next!=NULL) { temp=temp->next; } temp->next=ptr; } printf("\nEnter the data & Press 0 to terminate"); scanf("%d",&data); }while(data!=0); } void display() { temp=start; if(start==NULL) printf("\nList is empty"); else { printf("\nElements of list:\n"); while(temp->next!=NULL) { printf("%d\t",temp->info); temp=temp->next; } printf("%d\t",temp->info); } } void insert() { int data,pos; printf("\nEnter data & position to insert the element"); scanf("d",&data,&pos); temp=start; ptr=malloc(sizeof(struct node)); ptr->info=data; while(temp->next!=NULL) { if(temp->info==pos) { ptr->next=temp->next; temp->next=ptr; break; } else temp=temp->next; } if(temp->next==NULL) { temp->next=ptr; ptr->next=NULL; } } void delet() { int pos,flag=0; if(start==NULL) printf("List is empty"); else { printf("Enter element to be deleted"); scanf("%d",&pos); temp=start; if(start->info==pos) { flag=1; start=start->next; free(temp); } else { while(temp->next!=NULL) { prev=temp; temp=temp->next; if(temp->info==pos) { flag=1; prev->next=temp->next; free(temp); break; } } } if(flag==0) printf("\nElement is not present in list"); } } void erase() { if(start==NULL) printf("\nList is empty"); else { while(start->next!=NULL) { temp=start; start=start->next; free(temp); } temp=start; start=start->next; free(temp); printf("list is erased"); } } void create2() { int data; printf("\nEnter the data"); scanf("%d",&data); do { ptr2=malloc(sizeof(struct node2)); ptr2->info=data; ptr2->nex=NULL; if(start2==NULL) start2=ptr2; else { temp2=start2; while(temp2->nex!=NULL) { temp2=temp2->nex; } temp2->nex=ptr2; } printf("\nEnter the data & Press 0 to terminate"); scanf("%d",&data); }while(data!=0); } void display2() { temp2=start2; if(start2==NULL) printf("\nList is empty"); else { printf("\nElements of list:\n"); while(temp2->nex!=NULL) { printf("%d\t",temp2->info); temp2=temp2->nex; } printf("%d\t",temp2->info); } } void insert2() { int data,pos; printf("\nEnter data & position to insert the element"); scanf("d",&data,&pos); temp2=start2; ptr2=malloc(sizeof(struct node2)); ptr2->info=data; while(temp2->nex!=NULL) { if(temp2->info==pos) { ptr2->nex=temp2->nex; temp2->nex=ptr2; break; } else temp2=temp2->nex; } if(temp2->nex==NULL) { temp2->nex=ptr2; ptr2->nex=NULL; } } void delet2() { int pos,flag=0; if(start2==NULL) printf("List is empty"); else { printf("Enter element to be deleted"); scanf("%d",&pos); temp2=start2; if(start2->info==pos) { flag=1; start2=start2->nex; free(temp2); } else { while(temp2->nex!=NULL) { prev2=temp2; temp2=temp2->nex; if(temp2->info==pos) { flag=1; prev2->nex=temp2->nex; free(temp2); break; } } } if(flag==0) printf("\nElement is not present in list"); } } void erase2() { if(start2==NULL) printf("\nList is empty"); else { while(start2->nex!=NULL) { temp2=start2; start2=start2->nex; free(temp2); } temp2=start2; start2=start2->nex; free(temp2); printf("list is erased"); } } void link1() { int op; start=NULL; do { printf("\n1.create\n2.display\n3.insert\n4.delete\n5.erase\n6.exit"); printf("\nEnter your option"); scanf("%d",&op); switch(op) { case 1: create(); break; case 2: display(); break; case 3: insert(); break; case 4: delet(); break; case 5: erase(); break; case 6: break; default: printf("\nEnter correct option"); } }while(op!=6); getch(); } void link2() { int op; start2=NULL; do { printf("\n1.create\n2.display\n3.insert\n4.delete\n5.erase\n6.exit"); printf("\nEnter your option"); scanf("%d",&op); switch(op) { case 1: create2(); break; case 2: display2(); break; case 3: insert2(); break; case 4: delet2(); break; case 5: erase2(); break; case 6: break; default: printf("\nEnter correct option"); } }while(op!=6); getch(); } void merge() { if(start==NULL) { start=start2; } else { temp=start; while(temp->next!=NULL) { temp=temp->next; } temp->next=start2; } temp=start; if(start==NULL) printf("\nList is empty"); else { printf("\nElements of list:\n"); while(temp!=NULL) { printf("%d\t",temp->info); temp=temp->next; } } getch(); } the above listed program is definitely good one, here is a program which just does merging job, http://www.refcode.net/2013/02/merging-linked-lists.html
What do the twins shove at Ralph before he leave?
The twins shove a sharp stick at Ralph before he leaves, trying to harm him as they follow Jack's violent lead.
How do you install cartridges?
um... look for the little space and shove it inside
How do you make a cat mobile?
Set it on its feet and give it a little shove ;)
Is shove an adjective?
Shove is not an adjective. It is a noun (a shove) and a verb (to shove).
How do you recycle defecated cupcakes?
throw em' on your lawn- shove em' in you little face !!
How do you use the word shove in a sentence?
He tried to shove his way through the crowded room to reach the exit.
How do you check tire pressure?
Take off the valve cap on the tire and shove on a pressure gauge. Gauges can be bought cheaply at motor accessory shops.
How do you figure out the ice pattern in the last floor of the snow temple in Pokemon pearl?
take your gay little Pokemon and shove it up the trainers butt. then take your finger and shove up yours you game freak. what are you seven?
How do you pronounce Shove as in Gerald Shove?
rhymes with mauve
Do you need a magazine for airsoft sniper rifles?
Yes. Otherwise, it would be a little annoying having to shove the BB's in manually.
When was Gerald Shove born?
Gerald Shove was born in 1887.
When did Gerald Shove die?
Gerald Shove died in 1947.
