What are option, some and none in scala?
Answer / Ankur Kumar Tomer
"Option in Scala is a data structure used for handling nullable values. It can have one of two states: Some(value) when it contains a value, or None when it does not contain any value. Some wraps the contained value, while None signals that the Option is empty."
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