Scala Tutorial - Elements of Functional Programming - Part 2

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[danishshadab]

I had been trying to understand Scala from long time. Finding this tutorial was an achievement ( i will gift my self a perfume fot that :) ). On a serious note, You have described the Scala in the easiest way possible.. Thanks a lot. Looking forward for more

[Truth_Seeker]

Thank you for creating such wonderful video.You have the amazing ability to explain complicated topics in simple way.I usually don't write comments, but this time was really forced. It helped me understand the why's of functional programming and why creators of spark chosen Scala.

[rebelutionarygaming]

Thank you for these videos, you have a talent of explaining things in a simple and concise way.

[n-entertainment]

very useful as a beginner of scala... much easier to understand basics.... hope to see more videos from you Learning Journal... from Sri Lanka

[hstanciu]

As usual, another brilliant video clip from Learning Journal. Thanks for time put into creating such clarity!

[maanyakumar]

it took me some time to understand tail recursion.. explaining with exception trace was really helpful..

[veerukbr]

Very good explanation with practical with less time and wanna more videos on spark Streaming, MLlib, GraphX

[rgf]

practical dataset example !!! Thank you...

[hogiabao]

thank you a lot about your explanation, very easy to understand

[ayaskanta]

sir actually in recursion you can fix the head or tail it depends they are relative

[pavankumarcv]

Watched all your Videos. really great, explained and detailed everything at fundamental level. Pls upload more videos on Currying functions, and other concepts

[deepakkumar-rrgs]

great practical way of explaining concepts . any chance of explaining reactive programming ?

[SpiritOfIndiaaa]

thank you so much sir, sir in tail recursion what is param f ? what its significace here ?

[akshathasanvika]

thanks for the reply sir can you give examples for tail recursion how they use in other terminologies because as per functional programming its uses recursion extensively .

[mironabdullah]

Dear, I am from Denmark and Studying at IT UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN. I have been suffering from this shit Scala but finally, your video makes me hopeful. I Love your lecture a lot

[hstanciu]

How are the logging messages regarded in FP world? The logging is a side effect, making a function impure. I suppose this is practicality vs theory, or how should we regard the logging from function purity perspective?

[rinajadav]

Thanks a million for detailed explanation of all aspects. There is one question constantly bugging me is "Does immutability cause excessive garbage collection issues in scala?"

[akshathasanvika]

sir, if we apply tail recursion concept in any other logic other than factorial, why we need second argument and what is the use can you tell me

[watchmanling]

Lecture apparently has a deep understanding on what he is teaching