>Yes, in VFP it doesn't really matter, though in general function should return a value and the procedure usually should not.
That's a quite arbitrary distinction. IMO. I like the "C" approach better. (All functions/procedures are called "function" - not sure about the exact keyword -, the return value is declared, if no value is returned, the "return value" is declared as "void".)
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