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That, though, is associativity, not commutativity. In FP arithmetic, operations are commutative, not associative.
by BeetleB 3y ago
That, though, is associativity, not commutativity.
In FP arithmetic, operations are commutative, not associative.
- phlakaton 3y agoIf you receive b before a and combine them as b*a, that's commutative. Both properties are useful in parallel programming, but you may only need one in a specific case, depending on your application.