:: Two definitions of parity, denoted by small and capital letters are introduced.
:: Both are defined according to a typical "even/odd" distinction, not the
:: property itself (therefore 1 has non zero "parity"/"Parity").
:: "Parity" denoted by a capital letter results in the largest power of 2
:: which divides certain number (or zero if no such number could be given)
:: At the same time "parity" denoted by a small letter refers only to the
:: divisibility by 2 (therefore 2 has zero "parity", which could be misleading).
:: Although "oddness" could be used here instead of "parity", it would not
:: be compatible with "Parity" (moreover "even oddness" is also confusing),