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This is something I think Martin Odersky did really well in this class... he spent a decent amount of time discussing tradeoffs between FP and OOP and how one m
by spacemanaki 14y ago
This is something I think Martin Odersky did really well in this class... he spent a decent amount of time discussing tradeoffs between FP and OOP and how one might arrive at choosing the different features of Scala, even going so far as to cover the "expression problem" in Scala. I think it was a superbly tasteful presentation of Scala and FP.
- seanmcdirmid 14y agoI prefer the pure OO trait-based solution to the expression problem that isn't supposed to exist; pattern matching is not the only way to do it. Scala is just that good.