Scala Fans Be Like

YouTube #shorts are limited to 1 minute so I had to split this one into 2. Part 2 coming on Tuesday.

Cheers and Happy Coding!

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[Lumintorious]

But at least the compiler infers the result type correctly. The guy will be much happier when you tell him that he can define his own + operator for any data type he makes, also for data types he doesn't own :}

[rnlx]

good things that he don't start with 0.1 + 0.2 :')

[DeusAmentiam]

Meanwhile Haskell when Int and Integer

[jaipalbhanwariya]

Hmm, that's actually good and evil and same time ig, implicit conversion of ascii characters to int and int to strings

[DomainObject]

Well done. Programmer humour is the best humour. 🤣

[abuhurayrah_alukrani]

This is the first time I see a language actually treat a char as its ASCII code integer value.

[ORIofficialchannel]

I actually like this, it remainds me C Lang which is the best.

[paveltroev]

scala is still fun considering kotlin, i've wanted to turn to kotlin through refactoring old stuff but eventually changed my mind

[Mempler]

Have you considered rewriting it in rust?

[luismiguelmejiasuarez]

I would like to laugh but I am actually crying... oh well, let's not ruin a good joke with my rants.

[ArtemShoobovych]

At least in Scala you can't summon Batman

[exzeltgaming]

wait but isn't that how most languages do it as well ? in the first case the char gets converted to int as it's higher in the hierarchical and in the second it's treated as concatenation of 2 strings

[w]

Hey, it's been a while. Hope you're doing well bro!