Level of Dependency
But yes, we may value the level of mutual relationship to see how important of a thing inside a function.
Through seeing from different perspectives we can see the level of priority of the thing to determine how important one property to another property to be working simultaneously for a main function to be working properly.
In one word it can be defined definitely as "the level of dependency".
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