Call site
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In programming, a call site of a function is a place where the function is, or may be (by virtue of dynamic dispatch) called. Typically a call site may pass arguments to the function, and receive zero, one, or more return values.
[edit] Example
// this is a function definition
function sqr(x)
{
return x * x;
}
// these are two call sites of the function a = sqr(b); c = sqr(b);
