endfunction

noun
UK /ˌendˈfʌŋkʃən/
US /ˌendˈfʌŋkʃən/

A word used in computer code to show where a function stops.

The programmer typed endfunction to close the block of code.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A command that marks the finish of a defined routine in scripting languages.

In that language, every subroutine must finish with endfunction.

3. A signal in a program that tells the computer a task is complete.

When the loop hit endfunction, the program moved to the next line.

4. The final line of a reusable set of instructions in software.

She checked the last line and saw endfunction written there.