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Immutable Value

Programming · Level 2 of 5

Immutable Value

A value that cannot be changed after creation through its interface.

A new value may be created to represent an updated state.

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Updating a record produces a replacement rather than modifying the original.

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Immutable Value. A value that cannot be changed after creation through its interface. A new value may be created to represent an updated state. For example: Updating a record produces a replacement rather than modifying the original.

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