Description: The ‘Epilogue’ in the context of programming refers to a final section of a script or program that executes after the main code. This part is crucial for the proper completion of processes, allowing for cleanup tasks, resource release, or displaying final messages to the user. The epilogue can include commands that run regardless of the script’s outcome, ensuring that certain actions are taken whether the script completed successfully or encountered an error. This is especially useful in more complex scripts where careful resource management and user information presentation are required. Implementing an epilogue can enhance code readability and maintainability by clearly separating the main logic of the script from the final actions that need to be executed upon completion. Additionally, using epilogues can help avoid code repetition by centralizing final actions in one place, making future modifications and updates easier.
