immutable constant
[ɪˈmjuːtəbəl ˈkɑːnstənt]
nounpl: immutable constants
constante imutável
1. A value that cannot be changed or modified after it is initially set; a fixed value in programming or mathematics
In this programming language, an immutable constant ensures that the value cannot be accidentally modified.
Nesta linguagem de programação, uma constante imutável garante que o valor não possa ser modificado acidentalmente.
2. A mathematical or scientific value that remains unchanging under all conditions
The speed of light is an immutable constant in physics.
A velocidade da luz é uma constante imutável na física.
3. A principle or rule that cannot be altered or violated
Justice is considered an immutable constant in democratic societies.
A justiça é considerada uma constante imutável nas sociedades democráticas.
The term 'immutable constant' is primarily used in technical, programming, and scientific contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian software development, this term is widely understood and used in English even among Portuguese speakers due to the dominance of English in technology sectors.
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