Immutability
Pronunciation: /ˈɪmjuˈtiˈəbɪɫəˌti/
Immutability (noun)
- The quality of being impossible to change; once something is made, it stays the same.
- In programming, a rule that prevents data from being altered after it is created.
- A belief that certain rules, rights, or values cannot be changed by people or time.
Examples
- The rule shows immutability, so nothing changes after approval.
- Her promise has immutability, and she never revises it.