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| - | A function is a subroutine to which one or more of the following apply:<br /> | + | A function is a [[subroutine]] to which one or more of the following apply:<br /> |
| *it received [[parameters]]<br /> | *it received [[parameters]]<br /> | ||
| *it acts on the [[parameters]]<br /> | *it acts on the [[parameters]]<br /> | ||
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| *it [[returns]] a value<br /> | *it [[returns]] a value<br /> | ||
| - | A function does not create a new thread, and therefore the process which called the function waits until the function is completed before continuing executing its code. | + | A function does not create a new thread, and therefore the [[process]] which called the function waits until the function is completed before continuing executing its code. |
| As opposed to a [[process]], a function doesn't have a [[frame]]; statement. See [[process]] for more information. | As opposed to a [[process]], a function doesn't have a [[frame]]; statement. See [[process]] for more information. | ||
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| - | --[[User:Sandman|Sandman]] 14:56, 23 March 2007 (CET) | ||
Revision as of 23:24, 25 March 2007
A function is a subroutine to which one or more of the following apply:
- it received parameters
- it acts on the parameters
- it processes data located elsewhere
- it returns a value
A function does not create a new thread, and therefore the process which called the function waits until the function is completed before continuing executing its code.
As opposed to a process, a function doesn't have a frame; statement. See process for more information.
