Explain operator and Explain types of operators in scala?
Answer / Deepika Sharma
An operator in Scala is a symbol or a function that takes one or more operands to produce a result. Scala has both infix (between operands) and prefix (before operands) operators. Types of operators in Scala include arithmetic, comparison, logical, assignment, and miscellaneous operators.
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