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Is scala better than java?



Is scala better than java?..

Answer / Mahendra Kumar Verma

Scala and Java are both powerful programming languages, but they have different design philosophies. Scala is generally considered more concise and expressive, with features like pattern matching, type inference, and immutable values. However, whether Scala is 'better' than Java depends on the specific use case and developer preferences.

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