Subroutine - Revision history

Sandman at 14:17, 29 April 2007

2007-04-29T14:17:11Z

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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==
-	A subroutine is a program segment that can be [[~~called~~]] and used by any other bit of the program. So basically, if there's something that you want to to quite a lot in your program, then you can write a subroutine for it and then just call this subroutine every time you want to to that. In [[Fenix]] this is achieved by the use of [[~~functions~~]].	+	A subroutine is a program segment that can be [[call]]ed and used by any other bit of the program. So basically, if there's something that you want to to quite a lot in your program, then you can write a subroutine for it and then just call this subroutine every time you want to to that. In [[Fenix]] this is achieved by the use of [[function]]s and [[process]]es

Sandman at 11:02, 20 April 2007

2007-04-20T11:02:08Z

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-	A subroutine is a program segment that can be called and used by any other bit of the program. So basically, if there's something that you want to to quite a lot in your program, then you can write a subroutine for it and then just call this subroutine every time you want to to that. In [[Fenix]] this is achieved by the use of [[functions]].	+	[[Category:general]]
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		+	== Definition ==
		+	A subroutine is a program segment that can be [[called]] and used by any other bit of the program. So basically, if there's something that you want to to quite a lot in your program, then you can write a subroutine for it and then just call this subroutine every time you want to to that. In [[Fenix]] this is achieved by the use of [[functions]].

Sandman: Capitalized "fenix"

2007-04-14T01:01:47Z

Capitalized "fenix"

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-	A subroutine is a program segment that can be called and used by any other bit of the program. So basically, if there's something that you want to to quite a lot in your program, then you can write a subroutine for it and then just call this subroutine every time you want to to that. In [[~~fenix~~]] this is achieved by the use of [[functions]].	+	A subroutine is a program segment that can be called and used by any other bit of the program. So basically, if there's something that you want to to quite a lot in your program, then you can write a subroutine for it and then just call this subroutine every time you want to to that. In [[Fenix]] this is achieved by the use of [[functions]].

86.136.63.228 at 11:19, 13 April 2007

2007-04-13T11:19:05Z

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A subroutine is a program segment that can be called and used by any other bit of the program. So basically, if there's something that you want to to quite a lot in your program, then you can write a subroutine for it and then just call this subroutine every time you want to to that. In [[fenix]] this is achieved by the use of [[functions]].