Scala's 'Int' is an integral type, while 'java.lang.Int

Difference between Scala’s Int and Java’s java.lang.Integer? What is the relationship between Int and RichInt in Scala?

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Scala's 'Int' is an integral type, while 'java.lang.Integer' is a class representing an integer value in Java. In Scala, 'Int' is more efficient as it's an immutable primitive type. 'RichInt' is a trait that provides many useful methods for working with integers, such as comparison and arithmetic operations.

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