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What are Function Modules?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 2 Last Update: June 26, 2006   
  
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May 05, 2006 23:29:38   #1  
alok saxena        

RE: What are Function Modules?

Function modules is a extranal subroutine.we can call it to outside the program.its a mini program. its used for redues the coding,easy to find error.


 
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June 26, 2006 09:49:48   #2  
bachu        

RE: What are Function Modules?

Function modules is like a small program (is not a suboutine because sub-routines are not standalone objects-i.e we cannot execute them alone) which are similar to 'functions' in C.

we can pass the varible and get the return values even with out knowing what is happening in its code.

they are standalone programs-i.e.we can debug and execute them alone unlike subroutines and macros and includes.


 
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