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Parallelism can be exploited when the code that is executed in parallel is safe, meaning the code does not access shared data. This code is referred to as [[Functional_Programming#Pure_Function|pure function]].
Parallelism can be exploited when the code that is executed in parallel is safe, meaning the code does not access shared data. This code is referred to as <span id='Pure_Function'></span>[[Functional_Programming#Pure_Function|pure function]].

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Parallelism can be exploited when the code that is executed in parallel is safe, meaning the code does not access shared data. This code is referred to as pure function.