What do you mean by a scala map?
Answer / Rampravesh Srivastava
In Scala, a Map is a collection of key-value pairs. It provides a way to associate values with keys and allows for efficient lookup of values using the associated keys. Maps in Scala can be created using various methods like `mapOf`, `from`, or creating an empty map with `Map()`.
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