[kristo]

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Originally Posted by GTLS Stock is used to declare a function you may or may not use in your code. To just prevent warning while compiling. Theres no point of using stock if you are actually going to call the function. So just declare a normal function

My issue wasn't him using a stock function. Having the stock keyword in front of every function is completely okay, especially if you're writing a library or just want your script to have a futureproof API. My issue was that he was referring to a function as a stock like they were synonyms.