return statement

If you exit the function without a return statement, the value is returned.

A return statement is the information that part of a computer program gives to another part.

These C functions never reach the return statement; instead, they call a new continuation when complete.

Cranston told Kelburn that it was all right; received a return statement.

Third, the body may contain only declarations, null statements and a single return statement.

Essentially, the compiler will only make sure that the last return statement in a function returns the correct type.

In Python, the value is returned when the return statement is omitted.

Languages without a return statement, such as standard Pascal don't have this readability problem.

The only exception is that errors are reported as coming from a call to , and return statements become the result of the function.

One can define the return statement as a first-class object by taking the J of the identity function.

Oberon (Oberon-07) has a return clause instead of a return statement.

A return statement had been received.

All functions have a return value, which in the absence of an explicit Return statement is the last expression evaluated.

In Pascal there is no return statement.

Return statements come in many shapes.

The comma can be used in return statements, to assign to a global variable or out parameter (passed by reference).

Return statements in many languages allow a function to specify a return value to be passed back to the code that called the function.

Furthermore, because the first return statement is executed unconditionally, no feasible execution path reaches the second assignment to .

The instruction sequences corresponding to call and return statements are called the procedure's prologue and epilogue.

This change has done two things, first it allows multiple output variables and secondly it changed the return statement to an error handling function.

An error would be thrown if a return statement was executed and there were no CALLs active.

Super Pascal was a variant that added non-numeric labels, a return statement and expressions as names of types.

You may even use multiple yield return statements and the compiler will return them in order on each iteration:

Push transitions initialize subroutine jumps and pop transitions are equivalent to return statements.

Reaching the end of a value-returning function (other than main()) without a return statement may result in undefined behavior: