ImmutablePerson
ImmutablePerson is a data object designed to represent a person with fixed attributes that cannot be altered after creation. The emphasis on immutability makes instances thread-safe and easy to reason about, since their state remains constant once constructed.
Typical attributes include firstName, lastName, dateOfBirth, and an optional middleName or middleInitial, along with an identifier
Construction and modification follow immutability principles. Instances are created via constructors or factory methods. To represent
Equality and hashing are typically value-based. Two ImmutablePerson objects are considered equal when their significant fields
Use cases for ImmutablePerson include data transfer objects, historical records, caching keys, and concurrency-friendly data models.
Common design considerations involve deciding which fields to include, how to represent optional data, and how