Explain different types of identifiers in scala?
Answer / Mala Shakya
In Scala, there are four types of identifiers: Values (variables), Classes, Objects, and Methods. Value identifiers can be declared as var (mutable) or val (immutable). Class and Object identifiers define a new type, while method identifiers represent functions.
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