immutable-Python-Type 1.2.3

A immutable type for Python

Immutable-Python-type

package for make immutable all types in Python

Support types and replaced by:

• int = Int_()
• float = Float_()
• str = Str_()
• bool = Bool_()
• set = Set_()
• tuple = Tuple_()
• list = List_()
• dict = Dict_()

Examples

from immutableType import Bool_, Int_

immutable_bool = Bool_(True) # init immutable boolean
immutable_int = Int_(1) # init immutable integer

immutable_bool.bool_ = 1234 # raise an error
immutable_bool.bool_ = False # good

print(immutable_int == immutable_bool) # print False
"""
Immutable boolean consider True = 1 and False = 0
"""

Int_(integer: int)

from immutableType import Int_

my_int = Int_(1234) # init immutable integer
my_int.int_ # property to get the value in 'int' type

Int_() have methods :

• __str__ : return string with the integer value
• __int__ : return the integer value
• __bool__ : return True if the value == 1 else False
• __eq__, __and__, __or__, __iand, __ior__ : basic comparaison
• __add__, __sub__, __iadd__, __isub__, __mul__, __imul__, __truediv__, __itruediv__, __pow__, __ipow__ : basic operation (only int value are accepted for operation. The result of a division is always an integer. Use Float_ class for more precision.)

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