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I think that Scala uses semicolon terminated lines so you would write something like: foo = baz .list() .filter{ bar => condition(bar) }
by uiri 10y ago
I think that Scala uses semicolon terminated lines so you would write something like:
foo = baz
.list()
.filter{ bar => condition(bar) }
.map(transform(_))
.toList;
- djsumdog 10y agoScala doesn't require the semi-colon at the very end, but it does allow for them if you really want two statements on the same line. Edit: and yes, that line separation works fine, both compiled and in the REPL.