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in thread [SOLVED] Return statement in subroutine(s) is necessary when not returning anything?

I didn't say "lot of module use the practice"; I said "lots of that modules that work perfectly fine use the practice". When the argument against the practice is that cause things to malfunction, this isn't argumentum ad populum.

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