Scala in Action
Covers Scala 2.10
by Nilanjan Raychaudhuri
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appears in Functional Programming, Scala, and Programming.
SummaryScala in Action is a comprehensive tutorial that introduces Scala through clear explanations and numerous handson examples. Because Scala is a rich and deep language, it can be daunting to absorb all the new concepts at once. This book takes a "howto" approach, explaining language concepts as you explore familiar Programming, challenges tha...
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appears in Functional Programming, Scala, and Programming.
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