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The "return" command is used in programming languages to end the execution of a function or method and return a value to the caller. When this command is used, the control flow of the program is transferred back to the caller, and any remaining code within the function or method is skipped. The value that is returned can be of any data type, depending on how the function or method is defined. For example, in a function that calculates the sum of two numbers, the "return" command can be used to send the computed sum back to the part of the program that called the function. The returned value can then be used in further calculations or stored for later use.
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