Immutability ensures quick change detections. If we are guranteed that any change will create a new version of our data, knowing that a change has happened becomes a matter of a simple reference compariason between the current and the previous data. Thus eleminating costly deep object comparaisons. This is particularly helpful with deep nested data structures that would be expenisve to traverse and compare.
Immutability ensures quick change detections. If we are guranteed that any change will create a new version of our data, knowing that a change has happened becomes a matter of a simple reference compariason between the current and the previous data. Thus eleminating costly deep object comparaisons. This is particularly helpful with deep nested data structures that would be expenisve to traverse and compare.
Yes, reference comparisons tell us there is a difference quickly.