Referentially transparent Calculus Abstractly and accurately representing the real numbers and the elementary arithmetic operations upon them is one of the central goals of computer algebra. Referential transparency, a fundamental concept of lambda calculus, is assumed to contain no side-effects and to be operated upon only by its constructor; this is in strong contrast to the usual imperative programs (sequential or parallel) involving assignment statements for which these properties are not true.
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