I was looking for a built-in attribute to specify that a type is immutable, and I found only System.ComponentModel.ImmutableObjectAttribute.
I am looking for an efficient indexed persistent data structure.I typically work in .NET and am aware of FSharp\'s Map however that implementation and most others I am aware of only provide a single \
In a new Java project I try to apply as much best practices as possible. The one I\'m having problems with is immutability. Although I understood the concept and already built some immutable classes I
Let\'s say I have a C# class: class Foo { private List<Bar> _barList; List<Bar> GetBarList() { return _barList开发者_Go百科; }
The Edison API and Core modules are the Haskell implementation of Purely Functional Data Structures Do the F# and native .Net data structur开发者_StackOverflow社区es cover use cases in the Edison API
How do I make a derived class from Hashtable, objects of which can be added, 开发者_C百科but cannot be removed or replaced?
Consider the following example. String str = new String(); str= \"Hello\"; System.out.println(str)开发者_StackOverflow社区;//Prints Hello
my question开发者_StackOverflow中文版 is basically written in title, but for more details, I am using node.js, I read immutableX documentation and review there SDKs, but nothing on javascript,
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