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State is just values which are not considered to be variable function inputs - in other words each time you change state you have new functions. For example f(
by grandempire 2y ago
State is just values which are not considered to be variable function inputs - in other words each time you change state you have new functions.
For example f(x, y) = xy and then defining a differentiable function g(x) = f(x, a). You can imagine “a” being a state variable.