Python an Immutable Object

A very clear explanation of Garbage collection. Thank you

What an wonderful explantion, Mr JPJ, Thanks a lot!

And what happens if again I reassign first_number=2? Is another new object created or is the variable reassigned to the first object?

I do not know how to thank you for your videos, they are so useful and your explanation is very clear, and I am very happy to be your subscriber :)

This happened same with the lists also.After changing the value of one of the variables in list,it changes its id after assigning another,so can we say lists are immutable?

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Awesome Explanation Thanks!!!

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Is the garbage collection algorithm also used for harddisks as well? I heard the data on your harddisk is not deleted actually pointers are deleted pointing to the data, that is why , it is possible to retrieve deleted items.

Is there any way to figure out whether a particular datatype is immutable or not.

Very informative ! Thank you !

Really good Videos.  Is there anywhere one can download all the slides ?  This would really help remember so of these concepts.  The idea is to store them and recall them in ones memory to make the understanding of these concepts solid in memory.

Wow! Things are now getting interesting :)