What is the difference between Case Object and Object(Normal Object)?
Answer / Amit Singh Harit
A Case Object in Scala is a special type of object that is defined using the 'case' keyword, and it provides pattern matching capabilities. Normal objects are regular objects defined without the 'case' keyword.
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