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References: | Lecture Higher-Order Functions Lecture Collections Overview Lecture Immutable Collections Lecture For-Loops and For-Comprehensions Lecture Memoization in Depth Lecture Classes Part 1 Lecture Setters, Getters and the Uniform Access Principle Lecture More Fun With Functions Lecture Lambda Review & Drill Lecture Ensime Lecture Working With Scala-IDE for Eclipse |
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Referenced by: | Lecture Routes and Dispatching to Controllers Lecture Collections Overview Lecture Hash Tables Lecture Immutable Collections Lecture For-Loops and For-Comprehensions Lecture Type Hierarchy and Equality Lecture Functions are First Class Lecture Self Types vs Inheritance |
A first look at some simple Scala programs and how to run them using the Scala REPL. Variable and method definitions, string interpolation and some simple looping constructs are introduced.
Date | Changes |
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2019-04-22 | Added new Literals section to the transcript, with information about Scala 2.13 |
2017-02-24 | Republished video |
2016-03-02 | Enhanced REPL the here docs section in the transcript with three Scala 2.11.8 examples |
2015-12-21 | Added Scala REPL Here Docs section (new for Scala 2.11.8) |
2015-11-19 | Republished video discussing REPL changes for Scala 2.11.8 & 2.12 |
2015-10-09 | Added Scala 2.11.8/2.12 Improvements section |
2015-07-09 | Republished video |
2015-07-07 | Added the until and the indices Idiom section |
2015-07-01 | Added Scala / Java Interoperability section |
2015-02-10 | Added 95% Runtime Fidelity and Pasting a Transcript sections, added information on string interpolation, recreated entire video |
2013-12-21 | First published transcript and video for Scala 2.10.3 |
This course is based on Scala 2.10 and Java 7, and has not been updated to Scala 2.11 or Java 8. Updating this course to a newer version of Java or Scala is currently a low priority.
This course focuses on Java/Scala interoperability. It provide students the knowledge and techniques to work with combined Scala/Java code bases in all their forms.
This course is a well-organized and complete source of information on how to make Java and Scala code work together effectively. Students will learn how to write Java code that uses the Scala runtime as if it was just a very capable Java library, and to write Scala code that exposes the advanced features of Scala so Java programmers can use it without even knowing that it was written in Scala. If you need to develop software that is a blend of Java and Scala code, this course will give a solid foundation for intermediate and advanced Scala programmers. For example, you will learn how to structure a model so it can be used from Scala and Java code, while providing all the benefits of Scala.
The video on the front page of this web site discusses how to study this course. The transcript tab contains the same information as the video in written form.
Intermediate Scala course or equivalent.
Date | Lecture | Changes |
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2015-07-28 | Quiz 1 on Setters and Getters | Hived from Routes and Dispatching to Controllers |
2013-11-04 | Early access for this course ended | |
2013-06-01 | Early access for this course began |
Price: | $249usd |
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