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| | Name : | Ron Crane | Organization : | N/A | Post Date : | 9/30/2005 |
| Section : | 4.2.4 | Page no. : | | Line no.: | | Comment : | 21. Vol. I, §4.2.4(d) seems illogical. The pertinent part reads:
"Operator intervention or logic that evaluates received or stored data shall not redirect program control within a program routine. Program control may be redirected within a routine by calling subroutines, procedures, and functions."
Essentially every useful program "redirect[s] program control" via "logic that evaluates
received or stored data," and, of course, that data may have been received or stored as a result of "operator intervention," so it doesn't seem that that's what is meant. What is this section intended to mean? | |
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