nontrivial
/ˌnɑnˈtrɪviəl/
adjective
- Significant or important; not simple or easy to solve or do.
- Learning a new language is a nontrivial challenge that takes years of practice.
- The math problem was nontrivial and required several steps to solve.
- Fixing the bug in the software turned out to be a nontrivial task.
- Having a value or result that is not zero or not the simplest possible (used in mathematics and computing).
- In graph theory, a nontrivial cycle contains at least three edges.
- The equation has a nontrivial solution when x is not equal to zero.
- The algorithm finds all nontrivial factors of the number.
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