👉 In computer science, a predependable data structure is one that cannot be changed before it has been used. This means that once a predependable data structure has been created, any changes made to it after its creation must also be reflected in the original data. For example, if a list is predependable, and you add an element to it, you cannot change the list's order without changing its contents as well. In contrast, a non-predependable data structure allows for modification
