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Hi everybody,
I just wonder which way is more effective:

If I have a function which I use many times in a procedure is it better
to call the functiom each time I need it or to declare a brand-new
local variable and set it equal to the function result in the beginning
of my code?
The result of the function is not changed during this particular
procedure.

Thanks for answer.

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Using the variable would be more efficient.

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Hi everybody,
I just wonder which way is more effective:

If I have a function which I use many times in a procedure is it better
to call the functiom each time I need it or to declare a brand-new
local variable and set it equal to the function result in the beginning
of my code?
The result of the function is not changed during this particular
procedure.

Thanks for answer.



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