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In theory you can use any Java class/library. However, in practice this can be quite painful, given the type conversions you'll have to do everywhere the two to
by Confusion 17y ago
In theory you can use any Java class/library. However, in practice this can be quite painful, given the type conversions you'll have to do everywhere the two touch. There are 'implicit' conversions for many base types, but when it gets a bit more complex, you'll have to write your own conversions, especially from Scala->Java.