Is there a difference to the mentioned verbs which are used in relation to functions ?
Initially, I thought they mean the same thing and people use it interchangeably. Now, I am not 100% sure. I feel that there is a chance I might be missing important piece of information when trying to understand code-related content. I also take a lot of notes, and I haven't been thinking much how to use those terms.
If I was to answer a million-dollar question on the differences between the three I would say:
- 'function was invoked' - function has been triggered but does not necessarily returned results
- 'function was executed' - function has been triggered and returned result
- 'function was called' - function has been triggered within a function (hence we use term 'callback')
The above is just my gut feel. If someone asked me to explain some of my code line by line, I don't know which verbs would I use to describe it. I would probably randomize between the three to feel smart.
I tried to research this terminology but couldn't find any relevant information. Help much appreciated. Thanks !
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