Scala allows you to write your code in such a way as to give the impression that you’re working with native language constructs
, when really you’re just working with regular methods.
This chapter will cover the following:
- How Scala allows you to use curly braces instead of regular parentheses when calling methods.
- How Scala supports higher-order functions: functions that take functions as arguments and return functions as results.
- How Scala supports currying out of the box.
These things don’t sound that impressive, but combined they allow for a surprising amount of flexibility. We’ll see how these ...
