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How scala is different from java?



How scala is different from java?..

Answer / Shyam Pratap Yadav

Scala is a modern, object-functional programming language that runs on the JVM. It has features like pattern matching, type inference, higher-order functions, and actor model which are not available in Java. Scala code is also more concise due to its functional programming features.

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