Question

In procedural programming, where does the flow of control usually route from the main function?

Answer 1

Answer:

Subroutine or called function.

Explanation:

Procedural programming is a programming techniques of creating modular divisions between lines of code, with a provision to call and run a block of code at any given instance in the program.

A program flow control breaks at will from the main function to a target defined function or subroutine, which returns a value back to the normal flow of the program. It uses conditional and loop statement to achieve its task.