Mutability
Pronunciation: /ˈmuˈtiˈəbɪɫəˌti/
Mutability (noun)
- The quality of being able to change after it is created or set.
- In computing, the property of data that can be modified without creating a new copy.
- The ability of something to change its form, condition, or behaviour over time.
Examples
- The policy allows mutability, so rules can change when needed.
- Mutability is high in this system, so you can adjust settings anytime.