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Monthly Archives: October 2009
Quick introduction to functions in Scala
So, as you might already know, Scala is a functional language. This means that it is heavily based on functions (Scala actually mixes Object Orientation and Functional Programming). Lets take a look on how to use functions in Scala. It … Continue reading
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Tagged function, functional programming, object orientation, operator, operator overload, scala, scaladoc
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Base Scala classes
And I’m back! Last month was really busy. Among other things, I had to travel, both for business and a small vacation. But now I’m back. Uhu! Thank you all for reading! Now, back on topic. This time, I’ll cover … Continue reading
