Explain either/left/right design pattern in scala?
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Answer / Suneel Kumar Singjh
The Either/Left/Right pattern in Scala is an alternative to the Option type. It allows you to represent a computation that can result in two possible outcomes, a success (represented by Right) or a failure (represented by Left). The Left contains an error message, while the Right contains the value.
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