Chained comparisons in Scala
1.Chained comparisons in Scala - Stack Overflow
Description:Python supports an elegant syntax for "chained comparisons",
for example: 0 <= n < 256 meaning, 0 <= n and n < 256 Knowing that it's a
fairly flexible ...
2.Do macros make naturally chained comparisons possible in ...
Description:Scala does not provide chained comparisons as Python does: //
Python: 0 < x <= 3 // Scala: 0 < x && x <= 3 Will Scala 2.10 with the new
macro feature enable the ...
3.Java 8 vs Scala: a Feature Comparison - InfoQ
Description:29-06-2012 · Java 8 vs Scala: a Feature Comparison Posted by
... Consequently, the first shown chained example will likely appear in
Java 8 as follows:
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5.Scala (programming language) - Wikipedia, the free ...
Description:Scala is an object-functional programming and scripting
language for general software applications, statically typed, designed to
concisely express solutions in an ...
6.Scaling Scala vs Java | Hacker News
Description:This comparison is extremely flawed. He is not comparing Scala
vs Java. He's comparing Play Framework (async i/o) vs. a Servlet that
doesn't use async i/o.
7.SCALA | Transport Efficiency - KPIs
Description:SCALA was appointed by the Department for Transport to carry
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8.Haskell vs. F# vs. Scala - School of Mathematical ...
Description:Haskell vs. F# vs. Scala: A High-level Language Features and
Parallelism Support Comparison ... computations are chained using monads
and through use
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10.A Postfunctional Language | The Scala Programming Language
Description:In arguing that Scala is postfunctional I should first clarify
what I mean by a functional language. There are essentially two
definitions in circulation, one narrow ...
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