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"Easy to reason about" - what does that mean? [closed]

I have heard a lot of times when other developers use that phrase to "advertise" some patterns or developing best practices. Most of the time this phrase is used when you are talking about benefits of ...
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In functional programming, what it means "Order of evaluation does not matter" when function is pure?

In context of pure functions in FP, apart from several benefits mentioned like easy to reason about, testability it also says "order of evaluation does not matter" since output remains same for given ...
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