List Basics (in Scala)

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This video covers the basics of the List type in Scala. This includes basic creation, usage, and a function that reads in values to build a List.
  1. Mark Lewis
  2. Scala
  3. Programming
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can you please explain why we use (inputList(n-1))

kishorekumar
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As list are immutable so conn'ing elements to list will contains n# of lists and actually we need only final list.
so isn't it inefficient in case of large numbers where con will create too many unused lists??
I was coming to garbage collection part... how scala manages these??

surendratiwari