Every time a module is called, the computer suspends execution of the main program, runs the module, and then returns to the next statement in the main program.

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This describes the basic behavior of function or module calls in programming. When a module (or function) is called, the current point of execution in the main program is paused, control is transferred to the called module, and upon completion, execution resumes at the point immediately following the call in the main program.

Every Time a Module Is Called, the Computer Suspends Execution