Strings are immutable sequences

Published: 01 January 1970
on channel: Alexander Hess - Pythonista
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In this video, I explain how string objects are immutable sequences, abstractly speaking. We review the four properties of every sequence object: They are sized and iterable containers that are also reversible (i.e., have an order).

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