Quick Start Guide to Scala

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Noel Welsh

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[1] Introduction

[1] An introduction to the new features of Scala 3.mp4

01:23

[2] 1. Installation and Setup

[1] Installing Scala 3.0.mp4

01:14

[3] 2. Exploring Scala 3.0

[1] Syntax.mp4

04:51

[2] Enum.mp4

05:22

[3] Working with enum.mp4

07:59

[4] Using clauses.mp4

04:54

[5] Given instances.mp4

03:13

[6] Implict scope.mp4

03:11

[7] New types.mp4

07:39

[8] Extension methods.mp4

06:32

[9] Other changes to Scala 3.mp4

07:07

[4] Conclusion

[1] Final thoughts and next steps.mp4

01:25

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Combining object-oriented and functional concepts, Scala is a concise and eminently scalable language. It provides all the advantages of a new programming methodology while still allowing you to access all the features of the JVM. And with the release of Scala 3.0, developers can now access a more refined version of the language—as well as several new features. In this course, instructor Noel Welsh provides a broad overview of Scala 3.0, covering the concepts and features you'd most likely need to know to complete a project with this iteration of the language. Discover how to install Scala and familiarize yourself with the latest and greatest features and updates, including the new indentation-based syntax and how Scala 3.0 has reworked the language features formerly known as implicits.

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