# Overview 

The **`call_func`** is an inbuilt method in Euphoria. We call the euphoria function using its `routine_id()`. We can easily pass the method's arguments into the `call_func`, which will call the user-defined Euphoria function defined by `routine id`.

## Syntax
```
call_func(routine_id,args)
```

* `routine_id`: This is an integer value representing the `id` of the called function. We can get the `routine_id` by using the `routine_id()`.
* `args`: This is the argument to be passed to the function whose `routine_id` must be returned.

## Return value
The return value of the called function will be returned.

## Code


function my_function(sequence name)
   return "You are welcome to the" & name 
     end function


function my_favorite(sequence coding)
   return "My favorite Learning  is" & coding
   end function 

integer func1 = routine_id("my_function")

integer func2 = routine_id("my_favorite")

printf(1, "%s\n", {call_func(func1,{"Educative"})}) 
printf(1,"%s",{call_func(func2,{"Educative"})}) 



## Explanation

* Lines 1–6: We'll use the `call_func` method to start and end two function blocks.

* Lines 10–12: We'll use the `routine_id()` method to get the  `id` of the methods involved.

* Lines 14–15: We display the outcome from the `call_func()` method.

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What is the call_func() method in Euphoria?

The call_func method in Euphoria invokes a user-defined function using routine_id() with arguments, returning the function's result.