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Hello, So this might be a stupid question, and I am sure that every programmer here knows it. But,
How do we actually define a CLAUSE in programming?
I am looking at function script syntax argument, like this:
- An exit do clause can be made conditional by the optional use of a when or unless suffix.
So we have many other clauses, like WHERE, Select etc.
Is a Clause only EXIT DO, or whole part with the condition? Same with WHERE.
So, can someone please describe it in his own words or with some formal definition, since googling isn't producing good explanations.
Thank you.
I find these explanations quite good:
language agnostic - The term "clause" in the context of programming - Stack Overflow
