Question

A procedure that is embedded inside another procedure is known as _

Answer 1

Explanation:

Nested function. In computer programming, a nested function (or nested procedure or subroutine) is a function which is defined within another function, the enclosing function.

Answer 2

A Procedure that is embedded inside another procedure is known as a Nested Procedure.

• A number of programming languages give the users, the flexibility to call a sub-routine from another main routine.

• So, in simpler terms a procedure may be called from inside another procedure or function and vice-versa.

• The sub-routine has the access to the variables of the main program but the otherwise is not true. Variables declared in the sub-routine are local to that particular program and cannot be used outside it's scope unless explicitly assigned to a global variable.

• A procedure is not restricted in the number of calls to sub-routines, it can make a call to more than one sub-routine.

• The nested calls may also be repeated multiple times( a nested program within another nested program and so on) but it may not be practically possible to handle too many nested calls.  

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