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|a Scala: From a Functional Programming Perspective
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|b An Introduction to the Programming Language /
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|a An introduction to functional programming languages -- The basics of the language -- Lazy and eager evaluation -- Object-oriented programming in Scala -- Types and classes revisited: polymorphism -- Scala: OOL and FP -- Algebraic data types -- Parallelism.
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