subpathways

Subpathways, also known as subroutines or subprograms, are smaller, self-contained units of code within a larger program. They are designed to perform specific tasks or functions and can be called upon by the main program or other subpathways as needed. Subpathways help to modularize code, making it more organized, easier to read, and simpler to maintain. They also promote code reuse, as the same subpathway can be called multiple times without duplicating the code. Subpathways can be defined using various programming constructs, such as functions, procedures, or methods, depending on the programming language being used. They can accept input parameters, perform operations, and return output values, if necessary. Subpathways are a fundamental concept in computer programming and are used extensively in software development to create efficient, reliable, and maintainable code.