Returning
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## Returning

Normally a function is one or several expressions separated by a semicolon, and the value of the last expression is returned. This is fine for simple functions, but sometimes you do not want a function to return the last thing calculated. You may, for example, want to return from a middle of a function. In this case, you can use the `return` keyword. `return` takes one argument, which is the value to be returned.

Example:

    function f(x) = (
      y=1;
      while true do (
        if x>50 then return y;
        y=y+1;
        x=x+1
      )
    )

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