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MS's Scala equivalent would be F# which was out in 2005. This is just adding more functional programming aspects to their dominant language.
by addicted 10y ago
MS's Scala equivalent would be F# which was out in 2005.
This is just adding more functional programming aspects to their dominant language.
- bigdubs 10y agoPedantic comment incoming; F# is more of an ML implementation.
- Rapzid 10y agoPedant; you're missing the compare for the contrast.
- seanmcdirmid 10y agoScala is more OO than F# or even C#, in that it has very advanced OO features that are not seen in other OO languages. OO in F# is more about interop.
- azth 10y agoWhat sort of advanced OO features are you referring to?
- seanmcdirmid 10y agoTraits as full fledged mixins (including state!) are my favorite feature. No other language has this with static typing.
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