If a function has no return statement, the flow of control moves to the next function in the file when the closing brace of the function body is reached.

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When a function in most programming languages (like C, C++, Java, Python) reaches the closing brace without encountering a return statement, the control returns to the point in the program where the function was called, not to the next function in the file.

If a Function Has No Return Statement, the Flow of Control