Need hellp for these two functions /** * SQ is an \"incompletely specified type.
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Need hellp for these two functions
/**
* SQ is an "incompletely specified type."
*
* The definition of struct service_queue must
* be (hidden) in an implementation .c file.
*
* This has two consequences:
*
* - Different implementations are free to
* specify the structure as suits
* their approach.
*
* - "client" code can only have pointers
* to service_queue structures (type
* SQ *). More importantly, it cannot
* de-reference the pointers. This
* lets us enforce one of the principles
* of ADTs: the only operations that
* can be performed on a service queue
* are those specified in the interface
* -- i.e., the functions specified below.
*/
typedef struct service_queue SQ;
/**
* Function: sq_create()
* Description: creates and intializes an empty service queue.
* It is returned as an SQ pointer.
*
* RUNTIME REQUIREMENT: O(1)
*/
extern SQ * sq_create();
/**
* Function: sq_free()
* Description: deallocates all memory assciated
* with service queue given by q.
*
* RUNTIME REQUIREMENT: O(N_b) where N_b is the number of buzzer
* IDs that have been used during the lifetime of the
* service queue; in general, at any particular instant
* the actual queue length may be less than N_b.
*
* [See discussion of "re-using buzzers" below]
*
*/
void sq_free(SQ *q);
Explanation / Answer
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How about this?
and then use:
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How about this?
CREATE FUNCTION dbo.StripWWWandCom (@input VARCHAR(250)) RETURNS VARCHAR(250) AS BEGIN DECLARE @Work VARCHAR(250) SET @Work = @Input SET @Work = REPLACE(@Work, 'www.', '') SET @Work = REPLACE(@Work, '.com', '') RETURN @work END
and then use:
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