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Functions are essential building blocks in programming that encapsulate code to perform specific tasks, promoting modularity and reusability. Various types of functions include library and user-defined functions, each serving different purposes. The knowledge of function parameters, overloading, and their types enhances a programmer's ability to write clear and efficient code.
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Term: Function
Definition: A block of code that performs a specific task and can be called multiple times.
Term: Library Functions
Definition: Predefined functions provided by programming languages, such as Math.sqrt() in Java.
Term: Userdefined Functions
Definition: Functions created by programmers to perform specific operations based on custom needs.
Term: Parameters
Definition: Variables defined in the function declaration (formal parameters) and the data passed to a function when it is called (actual parameters).
Term: Pure Function
Definition: A function that does not alter any external state and always produces the same output for the same input.
Term: Impure Function
Definition: A function that can change external states or produce side effects, like modifying global variables.
Term: Function Overloading
Definition: A feature allowing multiple functions to have the same name but different parameter lists.