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In finance, the money generated by an
investment is called the return.
In computer programming, subprograms (functions) will "return" to the higher-level programs, which called
them; return ends the current task. In C++, return <X>; (where <X> is an expression) is a statement of code which tells a function to return the execution, of the program, to the calling function, and
report the value of <X>.
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