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In COBOL, modularity and logical structuring of code inside the PROCEDURE DIVISION do not occur via functions or methods, but rather through Paragraphs and the PERFORM statement.
Defining Paragraphs
A paragraph is a labeled section of code starting with a name at column 8 (Area A) ending with a period ., followed by a sequence of instructions at column 12 (Area B).
DISPLAY-MESSAGE.
DISPLAY "This is a paragraph!".
Paragraphs allow splitting potentially very long programs into reusable and self-documenting blocks.
Executing Paragraphs with PERFORM
The PERFORM statement invokes and executes a paragraph, then returns control to the instruction immediately following the PERFORM statement.
PROCEDURE DIVISION.
MAIN-PROCEDURE.
DISPLAY "Starting program...".
PERFORM PROCESS-DATA.
DISPLAY "Ending program.".
STOP RUN.
PROCESS-DATA.
DISPLAY "Processing data in memory...".
In the above listing:
- The
DISPLAYinsideMAIN-PROCEDUREis executed. PERFORM PROCESS-DATAbranches execution to thePROCESS-DATAparagraph.- Once the
PROCESS-DATAparagraph ends, execution returns toMAIN-PROCEDUREto print "Ending program." and halt usingSTOP RUN..
Try it yourself
Define a paragraph named DISPLAY-TOTAL that prints 'TOTAL IS DONE' using DISPLAY, and call it inside MAIN-PROCEDURE using PERFORM before stopping the program.
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Write PERFORM DISPLAY-TOTAL. at column 12, and below the MAIN-PROCEDURE block declare the DISPLAY-TOTAL. paragraph at column 8.
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Call two paragraphs sequentially, first INITIALIZE-DATA and then PROCESS-DATA, within the MAIN-PROCEDURE block.
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Insert the two PERFORM statements in sequential order at column 12.
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