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I asked a professor his answer was "B and E are thermodynamic parameters, measurable macroscopic quantities associated to the system therefore they are state functions"... I don't think I fully understand his answer.. but yeah this is it

Sorry forget to say..my argument was that since B can be measured knowing its current value(state) only..then it's a state function but I'm not sure to be honest if my reasoning correct

Thanks for the reply Philip regarding your question, this is the context of B here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_Thermodynamic_Systems

is the magnetic field B→. a state function and exact differential? I argued that it's a state function, what do you guys think