The EXIT statement can include a numeric operand that specifies the ___________ code to return to the operating system.
- Completion
- Error
- Exit
- Return
The EXIT statement in COBOL can include a numeric operand that specifies the exit code to return to the operating system. This allows the program to communicate its completion status to the calling environment.
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