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Daily Archives: 26 Aug 2011
Scala’s Parallel Collections are useful even in the most simple cases
One of the main features that Scala version 2.9.x brought was Parallel Collections. If you think about it quickly, you might consider using such a feature only in complex, process intensive scenarios. Although those are certainly the main places where … Continue reading
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