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What is list in scala collection?
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"List in Scala is a linear data structure that can contain any number of elements of the same type. It is immutable, which means once created, it cannot be changed. The syntax for creating a list in Scala is: import scala.collection.immutable.List or val list = List(element1, element2...)"
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