návrat

In computer science, „návrat“ is a Czech term that translates to „return“ in English. It is commonly used in programming to refer to the act of exiting a method or function and providing a value back to the caller. The return statement terminates the execution of a function and optionally specifies a value to be returned. The type of value returned depends on the function’s defined return type, which could be a simple data type (like an integer or string) or a more complex data structure. The use of return values is a fundamental aspect of programming languages, as it allows functions to produce output based on their input, facilitating the flow of data and control in software applications.