Subroutine ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Subroutine ( noun )

A self-contained routine or procedure that can be used as part of a larger program or algorithm.

Origin:

From the french sous-routine, meaning "under routine". first used in computer programming.

Examples:

1. The subroutine was designed to handle input validation.
2. The subroutine was called whenever an error occurred.
3. The subroutine was used to sort data in ascending order.
4. The subroutine was tested individually before integrating it into the main program.
5. The subroutine was written in a different programming language than the rest of the program.

(As a verb)

Subroutine ( verb )

A self-contained routine or procedure that can be used as part of a larger program or algorithm.

Origin:

From the french sous-routine, meaning "under routine". first used in computer programming.

Examples:

1. The subroutine was designed to handle input validation.
2. The subroutine was called whenever an error occurred.
3. The subroutine was used to sort data in ascending order.
4. The subroutine was tested individually before integrating it into the main program.
5. The subroutine was written in a different programming language than the rest of the program.