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Cause: In a function body, a RETURN statement was used that
contains no expression. In procedures, a RETURN statement
contains no expression because the statement simply returns
control to the caller. However, in functions, a RETURN
statement must contain an expression because its value is
assigned to the function identifier.

Action: Add an expression to the RETURN statement.

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