immutable primitive
[ɪˈmjuːtəbl ˈprɪmɪtɪv]
nounpl: immutable primitives
primitivo imutável
1. In programming and computer science, a basic data type that cannot be changed after creation, such as integers, booleans, or strings in certain languages
In Java, strings are immutable primitives that cannot be modified once instantiated.
Em Java, strings são primitivos imutáveis que não podem ser modificados uma vez instanciados.
2. A fundamental value or element of a system that remains constant and cannot be altered
The immutable primitives of the mathematical system form the foundation for all subsequent proofs.
Os primitivos imutáveis do sistema matemático formam a base para todas as provas subsequentes.
This is primarily a technical term used in computer science and programming contexts. It is particularly important in discussions of object-oriented programming languages and memory management. The concept gained prominence with the rise of functional programming paradigms that emphasize immutability for safer, more predictable code.
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