Question 5 • Introduction to Information Technology - EL3701
A procedure is a named block of code that performs a task, so C is true. Once written, it can be called again wherever that task is needed, making A true and saving programmers from rewriting the same code, which makes B true. Exiting a function is generally done with a return statement, not by using a procedure itself, so D is false.
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