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Non-associativity is a property of certain binary operations where the grouping of operands affects the result, meaning (a * b) * c may not equal a * (b * c). This is important in fields like computer science and mathematics, where operations on data structures or algebraic systems may not behave predictably if non-associative operations are involved.
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