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Scala – Introduction
Scala – Mutable vs Immutable, REPL
Scala – Collections
Scala – Singleton object
SCALA INTRODUCTION
SCALA- PRACTICALS PART 3
SCALA – INHERITANCE AND LOOPS
SCALA- SEQUENCES AND VECTOR
SCALA- MULTITHREADING
Scala – Data types and operators
Scala – Functions
Scala – Thread
Scala – Array
Scala – Method Overloading
Scala – Command Line Argument
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Scala – Strings
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Scala – Encapsulation
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Scala – Hierarchy Types
Scala – Getters and Setters
Scala – Exception Handling
Scala – Object Private Fields
Scala – Primary Constructor
Scala – Nested Classes
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Scala – Abstract Classes
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Scala – Method Overriding
Scala – Recursion
Scala – Anonymous Functions
Scala – Tail Recursion
Scala – Pattern Matching
Scala – Type Inference
Scala – Extractors
Scala – File I/O
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Scala – First Class Functions
Scala – Access Modifiers
Scala – High order functions
Scala – options
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Scala – Placeholder Syntax
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Scala – Singleton object
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29th December, 2020 |
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A singleton object can extend classes and traits.
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