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Why you should care

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EXIT instruction is designed to exit the entire script hence the purpose of having only one instruction at a time. EXIT instruction has the capability of causing some of the script to be unread if placed incorrectly. As a result, the script will have compilation errors.

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Business Impacts

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CAST Recommendations

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References

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How we detect

[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text pl=”0″ pr=”0″ pt=”0″ pb=”0″]This Code insight suggests that only one EXIT instruction should be present, and if possible, it should be the last instruction of the script.
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