An Array in Scala is a fixed-size, zero-indexed collection of elements. It

Explain the difference between array and list in scala?

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An Array in Scala is a fixed-size, zero-indexed collection of elements. It is accessed by an index, and its size must be specified at creation. A List in Scala, on the other hand, is a mutable or immutable (depending on the type used) collection that can grow or shrink as needed, with no defined order. Lists are more flexible but less efficient for random access than arrays.

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