Explain pattern matching in scala through an example?
Answer / Sandeep Tiwari
Pattern matching in Scala is a way to deconstruct values using patterns. For example, val x = Some(5). This creates an instance of Option[Int] with the value 5. To access the value, you can use pattern matching: x match { case Some(value) => println(value) }.
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