May 2004
Intermediate to advanced
888 pages
22h 31m
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Because procedures and functions are fairly universal topics as far as programming languages are concerned, we won’t go into a great deal of detail here. We just want to fill you in on a few unique or little-known features in this area.
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Functions with no return value (a void return in C# parlance) are called procedures, while functions returning some value are referred to as functions. Often, the term routine will be used to describe both procedures and functions, and the term method describes a routine within a class.
One of the lesser-known features of the Delphi language is that parentheses are optional when calling a procedure or function that takes no parameters. Therefore, the following ...
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