Immutable objects like strings, cannot have their values changed, so when we run their methods (like splice, with ":" notation), they simply [...] rather than change the value of the underlying object.
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return a new value
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Immutable objects like strings, cannot have their values changed, so when we run their methods (like splice, with ":" notation), they simply [...] rather than change the value of the underlying object.
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Immutable objects like strings, cannot have their values changed, so when we run their methods (like splice, with ":" notation), they simply [...] rather than change the value of the underlying object.
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return a new value
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Open it d. They have methods, such as insert() or append(), that change an objects value. Immutable objects, such as strings, cannot have their values changed, so when we run their methods, they simply <span>return a value rather than change the value of an underlying object. We can, of course, use this value by assigning it to a variable or using it as an argument in a function <span>
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