What is the use of ‘yield’ keyword in Scala’s for-comprehension construct?
Answer / Utkarsh Kumar Srivastava
'yield' keyword in Scala's for-comprehension construct is used to generate a sequence (such as List, Set, or Stream) by collecting the results of expressions executed during the iteration. It allows for easy creation and manipulation of sequences.
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