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When should we use immutable data structures?

When should we use immutable data structures?
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zxa4fd
zxa4fd•2y ago
Are there specific situations where we would need to avoid defensive copying?
Thinker
Thinker•2y ago
I'll chime in here a bit late to mention that immutability can help you reason about your code a lot easier. Keeping track of mutable state can be very difficult and annoying, and immutable data structures can assist in remedying that.
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