INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A diode is composed of an N-type semiconductor joined with a P-type semiconductor. The N-type semiconductor is the negative end of the diode and is called the "cathode". The P-type semiconductor is the positive end of the diode, and is called the "anode". If the positive side of a voltage source is connected to the positive end of the diode (the anode), and the negative side is connected to the negative end of the diode (the cathode), the diode will conduct current. If the diode is reversed, the current is blocked (up to a limit). Diodes are indicated on schematics by a symbol (|) that shows how the diode should be installed. An arrow points at a vertical bar, which has a line continuing out of it. The arrow indicates the positive side of the diode, while the vertical bar indicates the negative side. You can think of it as the positive side flowing into the negative side, with the arrow indicating the direction of the flow. If the diode doesn't have the schematic symbol printed on it, look for the ring, band, or line printed on the diode. Most diodes will have a large colored band printed near the negative side (cathode) of the diode. The band will go all the way around the diode. An LED is a light-emitting diode, and you can usually tell which side is positive by examining the legs. The longer leg is the positive, anode pin. If the pins have been trimmed, examine the outer casing of the LED. The pin nearest to the flat edge is the negative, cathode pin.

SUMMARY: Understand how a diode functions. Learn what the diode schematic symbol means. Look for the large band. Identify the positive end of an LED.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your supervisors will not be impressed if your work is finished quickly but full of mistakes. If you have a list of tasks to complete, focus more on completing each task correctly than on finishing the entire list quickly. Don't take too long to finish up, however. If you are struggling to get quality work done in a reasonable timeframe, talk to your supervisor about ways to improve. If you're given a deadline, don't ignore it or assume it can be pushed back. Keep a list of your deadlines in your planner or online, and check it daily. You should only ask for a deadline extension in emergency situations. If you are going to be late to work, late on a deadline, or if you make a mistake, talk to your teammates or supervisor immediately. People appreciate a worker who communicates about issues quickly instead of saying nothing. If your workplace is struggling to finish a task, stay late to help them out--it will be remembered! If you genuinely can't stay after work hours, ask your supervisor if there's a way you can contribute during your shift. Don't wait for your evaluation to talk about ways to improve. If you've been struggling with certain tasks or skills, talk to your supervisor about it now instead of waiting for them to bring it up. They'll remember your initiative. Keep the conversation positive and be careful not to give your supervisor the impression that you expect them to fix your problem for you. If you've been warned about mistakes in a company program, you can say something like "I've been struggling with mastering this new program, and it's been affecting my ability to present quality work. Is there a tutorial or handbook I can look at to help me improve my understanding of the program?" Be proactive and ask your supervisor if there's anything else you can do, like a new project, or a new set of skills. Your interest in improving your skills and moving up in the company will be noticed. Don't be afraid to remind your supervisors of your abilities. If you have the chance to talk to someone higher up in the company, mention a few of your achievements during your conversation. It doesn't have to be bragging--if you meet the CEO, you can introduce yourself by your name, department, and a recent project you led, for example.
Summary: Focus on quality, not quantity. Finish your work on time. Communicate with your coworkers if there's a problem. Stay late if you can. Seek out ways to improve your performance. Take on new challenges. Promote yourself.

It's a white cloud icon with an arrow on a blue background. You'll usually find it in the app drawer on most Androids running Nougat (7.0) or later. If you don't see this app, see this method. It's at the top-left corner of the screen. This opens the contents of the folder. This selects the file and displays additional icons at the top of the screen. It's at the top-right corner of the screen. A list of drives and locations will appear. If you want to move the file to your Google Drive, select it, then tap the folder where you want to move the file. It's at the bottom-right corner of the screen. The file will now appear in its new location.
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One-sentence summary -- Open the Downloads app. Tap . Tap the folder with the file you want to move. Tap the file you want to move. Tap . Tap Move to. Tap the destination. Tap Move.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Locate a place on the gutters where a nail holds them to the house. It is best to place the ladder here because the gutter is supported best at the nails. If you place the ladder farther from a nail, the gutter is weaker and may crash. If you can lean the ladder against the house's main structure rather than the gutters, do this to entirely avoid leaning on the gutters. If you're putting your ladder up in a soft or landscaped area, put a piece of plywood underneath the feet. This will help keep the legs stable and minimize the risk of falls. Always wear work gloves for this process. Use a small garden trowel to scoop out as much of the debris as possible. If you don't have a small trowel, find an empty plastic bottle with a sturdy handle. Cut the bottom and part of the side out to form a scoop. Set up a large garbage can or a tarp on the ground for a place to dump the leaves as you clean. Throw the leaves on the compost pile if you have one, or discard them in the garbage. Be careful using a trowel over joints or downspouts, and too much force could cause damage to these connections. Lean to your right and left, scooping as much as you can without moving the ladder. Be careful not to lean so far that you get off balance. Ladder safety is always important. Since you can probably only reach a few feet to either side of the ladder, you'll need to move it multiple times until you have removed all of the buildup from inside the gutters. This is the most time-consuming part of the cleaning process. Carry the nozzle of the hose with you up the ladder to the gutters. Use a sprayer attachment, if you have one, to increase the water pressure. Spray the gutters toward each of the downspouts to rinse remaining debris out of the gutters. It may take a while to wash all of the gunk out of the gutters, but it will be worth it to make sure future rain can flow freely through them. While the water is running, check each downspout to see if the rinse water is washing down through them. If there seems to be a blockage, use a stick, such as a broom handle, to push the blockage from the top to the bottom of the downspout. Leave the water running while you push to help move the blockage along. You may need a longer stick, depending on where along the downspout the blockage is.

SUMMARY:
Lean the ladder against the gutters near a nail. Scoop out leaves and debris that are stuck in the gutters. Move the ladder to the next section and continue cleaning. Flush the gutters with a garden hose. Check the water flow through the downspouts.