Definition: In mathematics, an idylian is a mathematical expression that represents a simple, but non-constant function. It is used in functional programming and machine learning to define functions of one variable without the need for explicit loops or iteration. The idylian in this context refers to the fact that it does not have any local variables (i.e., variables that are fixed at a particular point during computation), which makes it easier to understand. It is often used when defining a function that needs to be
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