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What is Null in Scala? What is null in Scala? What is difference between Null and null in Scala?
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Answer / Mritunjay Kumar Pandey
In Scala, 'Null' is a keyword that represents the null value for reference types. 'null' (without capital N) is a literal value representing the null value for any type. The difference lies in their usage and explicitness.
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