modifiable type
[ˈmɑːdɪfaɪəbl taɪp]
nounpl: modifiable types
tipo modificável
1. In programming and type systems, a data type whose values can be changed or altered after creation, allowing mutation of state
In Python, lists are modifiable types that allow you to change individual elements after creation.
Em Python, listas são tipos modificáveis que permitem alterar elementos individuais após a criação.
2. A data structure or object classification that permits reassignment or in-place modification of its contents
Unlike strings in many languages, arrays are modifiable types that can be updated without creating new instances.
Diferentemente de strings em muitas linguagens, arrays são tipos modificáveis que podem ser atualizados sem criar novas instâncias.
This is a technical term primarily used in computer science and software development communities in both Brazil and the USA. It reflects the terminology standardized in programming education and documentation across both Portuguese and English-speaking regions. The concept is fundamental to understanding programming paradigms, particularly in comparative studies between functional and imperative programming languages.
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