出典:Wiktionary
出典:『Wiktionary』 (2025/09/16 11:27 UTC 版)
nullipotent (not comparable)
In computing, contrast with idempotent: both refer to the potential result of performing an action on an object multiple times, the difference being that an idempotent action's result would be the same as performing it one time, while the nullipotent action's result would be the same as performing it zero times.
In other words, a nullipotent action has no side effects – performing it multiple times is the same as performing it zero times. An idempotent action has no further side effects after the first time performing it – performing it multiple times is the same as performing it one time.