unchangeable basic type
[/ʌnˈtʃeɪndʒəbəl ˈbeɪsɪk taɪp/]
nounpl: unchangeable basic types
tipo básico imutável
1. In programming and type theory, a fundamental data type whose values cannot be modified after creation; a primitive or scalar type that is inherently immutable by design
In Java, integers are an unchangeable basic type that cannot be altered once instantiated.
Em Java, números inteiros são um tipo básico imutável que não pode ser alterado após sua criação.
2. A fundamental category or classification that does not change in nature or essence, particularly in formal systems or databases
The unchangeable basic type of a variable is determined at compile time.
O tipo básico imutável de uma variável é determinado em tempo de compilação.
This is primarily a technical term used in software development and computer science education. It is more prevalent in formal technical documentation and academic settings than in everyday conversation. The term reflects the influence of English in international programming terminology, with Portuguese translations being relatively recent adoptions in Brazilian and Portuguese tech communities.
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