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# Procs
Procedures in Nimrod are declared using `proc` and require that their parameter and return types be annotated. After the types and parameters, an `=` is used to denote the start of the function body. Another thing to note is that procedures have uniform function call syntax, which means that they can called as both `foo(a, b)` or `a.foo(b)`.
Procedures in Nim are declared using `proc` and require that their parameter and return types be annotated. After the types and parameters, an `=` is used to denote the start of the function body. Another thing to note is that procedures have uniform function call syntax, which means that they can called as both `foo(a, b)` or `a.foo(b)`.
``` nimrod
proc fibonacci(n: int): int =
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## Side effect analyses
Nimrod provides support for functional programming and so includes the `{.noSideEffect.}` pragma, which statically ensures there are no side effects.
Nim provides support for functional programming and so includes the `{.noSideEffect.}` pragma, which statically ensures there are no side effects.
``` nimrod
proc sum(x, y: int): int {. noSideEffect .} =