Explain ‘Scala higher order’ functions?
Answer / Deependar Chauhan
["Higher-order functions in Scala are functions that can take other functions as arguments and/or return functions as results. Functions like map, filter, reduce, and for comprehensions are examples of higher-order functions."]
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