Python Mutable vs Immutable Concept Map

Although simple, I think that this concept map might be useful for non-programmers.

I have found that these to variable types are often confused and can lead to important bugs not easy to find. I think that the example shown provides a context where this can easily be understood. Adding or removing dimensions “redefine” your system (notice the reference the classic book Flatland). Python also reallocates the memory address when you execute coordinates +=(z) whereas it does not when using a list.

This concept map links with this lesson which explains the similarities and differences between tuples and lists.

Any comment is more than welcome ;)

P.S.: I’ve got inspired by this answer in SO