History, 12.11.2020 14:00 dudedan05

How is a procedure different than a function? O A function is a subroutine, while a procedure is a parameter.
O A procedure and a function are the same thing.
A procedure returns a value, while a function does not.
A procedure does not return a value, while a function does.
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