The semantics of a call to a "simple" subprogram requires all of the following actions, except: Transfer control back to

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The semantics of a call to a "simple" subprogram requires all of the following actions, except: Transfer control back to the caller. Save the execution status of the current program unit. Compute and pass the parameters. Pass the return address to the called. Transfer control to the called.
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