<@U0CD02F9P> Regarding performance benefits, it's ...
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@kevinmost Regarding performance benefits, it's not so straightforward. Using the immutable collections usually implies performance trade-offs. For example, building an immutable persistent list element by element may be faster and require less memory than doing so with a readonly list, that require full copy for each element to be made, but way more slower than with a mutable list. An iteration through an immutable collection may be slower too.