What is option/some/none design pattern in scala?
Answer / Puspendra Singh Arya
The Option design pattern in Scala is a type that either contains a value (Some) or is empty (None). It allows you to handle cases where a computation may fail, providing a more elegant and functional way of dealing with optional values.
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