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from Guy B. @ Antwerp public library

Computers use "function" library`s wich perform basic system operations

A program function might uses many of these to achieve the required result.
Programmers create there own function library ,of functions they use in 
different programs, the program will open those library's and get the 
functions that its going to use.

Functions have a beginning and an end , if you know witch function you need
from the program than it might be possible to retrieve it.

The problem is that you don't know what the function is ,that you want.



