How can you create a procedure in Karel?

In Karel programming, creating a procedure typically involves defining a function that Karel can call to perform a specific task. The syntax that is most commonly used for this is "void procedureName() { /* commands */ }".

This syntax indicates that the function named "procedureName" does not return any value (indicated by the keyword "void") and contains a block of commands that will be executed when the procedure is invoked. It allows for encapsulation of behavior, enabling Karel to execute a sequence of actions efficiently and clearly whenever the procedure is called.

The structure ensures that each procedure is distinct with its own purpose, promoting modularity and reusability in code. By adhering to this pattern, programmers can compose complex behaviors from simpler, well-defined procedures, making the code easier to manage and understand.