módosíthatatlan
Módosíthatatlan is a Hungarian adjective meaning “unable to be modified,” used to describe things that cannot be changed once created. The term appears in fields such as mathematics, philosophy, and computer science to denote a property or object that remains fixed.
Etymology: the word is formed from the verb módosítani (to modify) with the suffix -hatatlan, which marks
In mathematics and logic, a módosíthatatlan element refers to a value or structure whose state cannot be
In computer science, immutability is a design principle whereby data objects cannot be changed after creation.
Benefits of immutability include easier reasoning about code, safer concurrent execution, and reliable hashing, since immutable