What is the Difference between a sub and a function?
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Answer / bhupendran
sub does not return's a value,but function return's value
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Answer / aravindreddy
SUB is a method
FUNCTION is to return a value to it
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Answer / alam
Function always returns a value but sub does not.
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Answer / m. aqueel
Sub keyword is used for the procedures and procedures never
return a value where function key word is used for function
and function returns a value that can be assign to any
variable.
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Answer / aaa
Function returns a value, Sub doesn't.
Function can be called from within a cell, similar to
=Today() function.
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Answer / kinjal
sub does not returns a value but function returns a value
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Answer / bart calixto
yeah, sure.. everyone says that but...
what's the purpose of sub.?
I can do a function
Function ThisIsASub()
write "HELLO WORLD"
end Function
wow! I have a sub now.
so, besides the stupid reason that sub don't return value, what's the point of using subs?
If like someone create a newIF but it doesn't support ELSE... what's the point?
Greetings,
Bart.
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Answer / digvijay
Sub is also function but never return the value and Function
must return the value.
Function is user defined and System define but sub is
keyworlds that defined by user.
function can be macro but Sub is Not.
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Answer / raju chauhan
Like a Function procedure, a Sub procedure is a separate
procedure that can take arguments, perform a series of
statements, and change the value of its arguments. However,
unlike a Function procedure, which returns a value, a Sub
procedure can't be used in an expression.
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