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routine
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routine
A set of instructions that perform a task. Same as subroutine, module, procedure and function.
routine
1. Computing a program or part of a program performing a specific function
2. a set sequence of dance steps
routine [rü′tēn]
(computer science)
A set of digital computer instructions designed and constructed so as to accomplish a specified function.
routine - subroutine
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The beat, whether it was jazz, swing or scat, simply took over him to create what he was feeling at that moment - a refreshing change from rigidly routined shows.
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