Java-based Maven projects typically have a standard directory structure, wh

What are major differences between Java-Based and Scala-Based Maven Project’s structure?

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Java-based Maven projects typically have a standard directory structure, whereas Scala-based Maven projects may deviate from this structure due to the different nature of Scala. Key differences include: Scala projects often place source files directly under the src/main/scala folder instead of a package hierarchy, and Scala requires a separate file for project metadata (build.sbt) instead of pom.xml.

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