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What are case classes in scala?
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Answer / Irshad Ahmad
"Case classes in Scala are a special type of class that provide useful features such as constructor-based pattern matching, deconstruction, and toString methods. They can be created using the case keyword followed by the name of the class and its parameters separated by semicolons. The syntax for creating a case class is: case class CaseClassName(parameters...)"
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