immutable data structure
Immutable data structure is a type of data structure where the data cannot be changed once it is created. This ensures that the data remains consistent and safe from unintended modifications. This is particularly useful in situations where data integrity is crucial, as it prevents bugs and errors caused by mutable data.
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