In Scala, Pattern Matching follows which Design Pattern? In Java, ‘isinstanceof’ operator follows which Design Pattern?
Answer / Himanshu Bhatnagar
Scala's pattern matching follows the Structural Pattern Matching design pattern. It checks if an object has specific members or conforms to a particular structure. In Java, the instanceof operator follows the Type Checking design pattern, where it compares the runtime class of an object with a specified type.
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