Parity (mathematics)

Parity in Mathematics

Parity refers to whether an integer is even or odd.

🔹 Even Parity:

  • A number has even parity if it is divisible by 2.
  • Example: 0, 2, 4, −6 → all have even parity.

🔸 Odd Parity:

  • A number has odd parity if it leaves a remainder of integer when divided by 2.
  • Example: 1, 3, −5 → all have odd parity.
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