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Return Statement

return;

return expression;

The return statement exits from the function it appears in. The first form returns no value, and produces an error message if you called the function in a way that requires a value. The second form returns expression as the value of the function. It must have the same type as you declared the function to be. It is not an error for the value to be unused by the caller.

If execution reaches the end of a function definition, it is the same as if return; were there.

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