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> unless you're going to just write Java in Scala That is what I mean though - but I would replace "Java" with python here. Just stay away from all the complex
by valenterry 6y ago
> unless you're going to just write Java in Scala
That is what I mean though - but I would replace "Java" with python here. Just stay away from all the complexity and write python code. It's pretty simple and some people argue it's the better way to use Scala.