Abstract
In OOP languages, an immutable object is an object whose state can’t be modified. Swift calls these constants. Once a constant object has been created and an initial value has been assigned, the object cannot be changed. In contrast, an object whose value can be changed is a mutable object, or the object can be mutated. Swift calls these objects variables.
Keywords
Type String Guard Statement Constant Object Original Array Dictionary State
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