Qué (quién) es subroutine - definición
POINTER THAT POINTS TO A FUNCTION
Function pointers; Pointer to function; Method pointer; Function Pointer; Procedure Pointer; Subroutine pointer
subroutine
SEQUENCE OF INSTRUCTIONS THAT CAN BE CALLED FROM OTHER POINTS IN A COMPUTER PROGRAM
Function (programming); Function (Programming); Activation framework; Procedure call; Subroutines; Algorithm function; Function (computer science); Procedure (computer science); Procedure (programming); Subprogram (programming); Subprograms; Function call; Function (computing); Function computer science; Called routine; System routine; Procedure (computing); Callable unit; Sub routine; Func; Jump to subroutine; Subprogram; Leaf function; Subroutine call; Method invocation; Local variables, recursion and reentrancy; Caller (programming); Sub program; Optimization of subroutine calls; Auxiliary subroutine; Closed subroutine; Functions (programming); Subroutine; Function calls
¦ noun Computing a set of instructions designed to perform a frequently used operation within a program.
subroutine
SEQUENCE OF INSTRUCTIONS THAT CAN BE CALLED FROM OTHER POINTS IN A COMPUTER PROGRAM
Function (programming); Function (Programming); Activation framework; Procedure call; Subroutines; Algorithm function; Function (computer science); Procedure (computer science); Procedure (programming); Subprogram (programming); Subprograms; Function call; Function (computing); Function computer science; Called routine; System routine; Procedure (computing); Callable unit; Sub routine; Func; Jump to subroutine; Subprogram; Leaf function; Subroutine call; Method invocation; Local variables, recursion and reentrancy; Caller (programming); Sub program; Optimization of subroutine calls; Auxiliary subroutine; Closed subroutine; Functions (programming); Subroutine; Function calls
<programming> (Or "procedure") A sequence of instructions
for performing a particular task. Most programming languages,
including most machine languages, allow the programmer to
define subroutines. This allows the subroutine code to be
called from multiple places, even from within itself (in which
case it is called recursive). The programming language
implementation takes care of returning control to (just after)
the calling location, usually with the support of call and
return instructions at machine language level.
Most languages also allow arguments to be passed to the
subroutine, and one, or occasionally more, return values to
be passed back.
A function is often very similar to a subroutine, the main
difference being that it is called chiefly for its return
value, rather than for any side effects.
(1996-10-01)
subprogram
SEQUENCE OF INSTRUCTIONS THAT CAN BE CALLED FROM OTHER POINTS IN A COMPUTER PROGRAM
Function (programming); Function (Programming); Activation framework; Procedure call; Subroutines; Algorithm function; Function (computer science); Procedure (computer science); Procedure (programming); Subprogram (programming); Subprograms; Function call; Function (computing); Function computer science; Called routine; System routine; Procedure (computing); Callable unit; Sub routine; Func; Jump to subroutine; Subprogram; Leaf function; Subroutine call; Method invocation; Local variables, recursion and reentrancy; Caller (programming); Sub program; Optimization of subroutine calls; Auxiliary subroutine; Closed subroutine; Functions (programming); Subroutine; Function calls
¦ noun Computing a subroutine.
Wikipedia
Function pointer
A function pointer, also called a subroutine pointer or procedure pointer, is a pointer that points to a function. As opposed to referencing a data value, a function pointer points to executable code within memory. Dereferencing the function pointer yields the referenced function, which can be invoked and passed arguments just as in a normal function call. Such an invocation is also known as an "indirect" call, because the function is being invoked indirectly through a variable instead of directly through a fixed identifier or address.
Function pointers can be used to simplify code by providing a simple way to select a function to execute based on run-time values.
Function pointers are supported by third-generation programming languages (such as PL/I, COBOL, Fortran, dBASE dBL, and C) and object-oriented programming languages (such as C++, C#, and D).
Ejemplos de pronunciación para subroutine
1. and subroutines.
Consciousness in Artificial Intelligence _ John Searle _ Talks at Google
2. behavior in your subroutine.
The Credibility Code _ Cara Alter _ Talks at Google
3. once that's a competent subroutine,
The Credibility Code _ Cara Alter _ Talks at Google
4. in some subroutine.
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5. Blockly subroutines that--
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