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Loop Level Parallelism

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Loop-level parallelism

You've made an excellent start on the article in your sandbox about loop-level parallelism. I just wanted to leave a few comments to assist you. Per Wikipedia:Naming conventions (capitalization), only the initial words in section headers should be capitalized. The rest should be lower case unless they are words that would normally always be capitalized, like book titles or names of people. Also, try to cite at least one reliable source per paragraph, even if it's a source you've used elsewhere in the article. Rob (Wiki Ed) (talk) 22:26, 25 October 2016 (UTC)