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What is the difference between :: and #:: in scala?
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Answer / Pawan Prajapati
In Scala, `::` is a cons operator that constructs a linked list by appending an element to the head of another list.nOn the other hand, `#::` is used with a list as an argument instead of the head and tail arguments for the same purpose.
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