Not even sure if this is serious or not. Immutable doesn't mean you can't change data, it means you can't change a variable that has already been assigned in mo

Not even sure if this is serious or not. Immutable doesn't mean you can't change data, it means you can't change a variable that has already been assigned in most languages. Everyone here redditors aside can work with mutable state, but I can also work in assembly and choose to work in rust or golang because it allows me to move faster without having to test as many things, same thing with immutable data first, i'm able to move a lot faster without having to worry about mutable state. It's really not that difficult to use immutable data structures and be more efficient than otherwise.