pArange
pArange is a term used in some programming libraries to denote a parallelized variant of a range generation function. In practice, it aims to produce a sequence of numbers similar to the standard arange or range utilities, but with the generation and/or storage performed in parallel across multiple processing units. Because there is no single standard definition, the exact behavior of pArange varies by language and library.
Common characteristics include accepting parameters such as start, stop, and step, and returning an iterable or
Implementation approaches typically use thread pools, SIMD, or distributed tasks to fill the output. Users should
See also arange, range, parallelism libraries, and parallel algorithms.