When a named code finishes executing as part of a statement in a program and processing resumes with the statement just below where the name occurred, the place where the name of the code appears is known as the receiving unit.

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The place where the name of the code appears is known as the calling unit, not the receiving unit. The receiving unit is where control is transferred to, typically the function or procedure being called.

When a Named Code Finishes Executing as Part of a Statement