How is the scala code compiled?
Answer / Panne Lal
The Scala code is typically compiled to Java bytecode using a compiler called 'scalac'. It can also be compiled to JavaScript, native code (using the 'scalanative' project), or even to LLVM bitcode. However, by default, Scala programs are compiled into JVM bytecode.
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