👉 In mathematics and computer science, an immutable data structure is a type of storage that cannot be changed once it has been created. This means that any changes made to an immutable object will result in its original state being lost. For example, if you try to change the value of an integer in a list, you will likely encounter a ValueError exception because the value cannot be modified. In programming languages like Python, for instance, immutables are typically used to represent data that is not expected to change
