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Clarify that Approve and Reject always exit #660

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Clarify that `Approve` and `Reject` always exit
fabrice102 Feb 7, 2023
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Update docs/control_structures.rst
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## Added

* Clarify that `Approve` and `Reject` always exit in the documentation.

## Fixed

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Expand Up @@ -19,7 +19,8 @@ The :any:`Approve` and :any:`Reject` expressions cause the program to immediatel
is used, then the execution is marked as successful, and if :code:`Reject` is used, then the execution
is marked as unsuccessful.

These expressions also work inside :ref:`subroutines <subroutine_expr>`.
These expressions also work inside :ref:`subroutines <subroutine_expr>`. When used inside subroutines, they
also cause the program to immediately exit, contrary to :code:`Return(...)` which just returns from the subroutine.

.. _seq_expr:

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