it has about 50 lines of coding. it usually has one enter point and one exit point.
I wsa thinking this was a homework problem but I'm not so sure anymore. It doesn't sound like something from a textbook. Programmers don't say lines of coding or section of computer coding. It would be lines of code or section of code. I don't know what you're looking for. There's no one thing in a computer program with 50 lines of code and one entry and exit point. The only things I can think of that would fit the description are functions in general, and they're usually shorter than 50 lines (or if they aren't, they should be). There are very few standard parts of a computer program. You have your start routine (main, winmain, etc) where the program begins. Win32 programs have a message pump. Many languages have areas where you can define classes and structures and the like, but these don't perform (or preform?) a function. I'm stumped. I need more to go on.
