Why is an option used in scala?
Answer / Yogesh Singh Gunjiyal
In Scala, Option is a type that represents either the absence of a value (represented by 'None') or the presence of a single value (represented by 'Some'). It's useful for handling situations where a computation might not always produce a result.
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