modReturn
modReturn is a function commonly found in programming languages and libraries that facilitates the process of returning a value from a function. The core purpose of modReturn is to allow a function to compute a result and then pass that result back to the part of the program that called the function. When a modReturn statement is executed, the current execution of the function ceases, and the specified value is then available for use by the caller.
The type of value that modReturn can send back can vary greatly depending on the programming context.
The use of modReturn is fundamental to modular programming, enabling functions to act as self-contained units