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In computer programming, a '''function''' is [[subroutine]] whose invocation is normally made within an expression, and whose completion results in providing a value to be used (in those normal situations) in the evaluation of the expression.
In computer programming, a '''function''' is [[subroutine]] whose invocation is normally made within an expression, and whose completion results in providing a value to be used (in those normal situations) in the evaluation of the expression.

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In computer programming, a function is subroutine whose invocation is normally made within an expression, and whose completion results in providing a value to be used (in those normal situations) in the evaluation of the expression.