What is the Difference Between Mutable and Immutable Objects?

Subh Singh
Invent the Future
Mutable Objects
An immutable object is an object whose value cannot be modified after it is created. You can change the same object whenever you need in your program. Python does not create a new object.
Examples: List, Dictionary, and Set.
Immutable Objects
An immutable object is an object whose value cannot be modified after it is created. ✅ If you try to change it, Python creates a new object instead of changing the old one.
Examples: String, Tuple, Integer, Float, and Boolean.











