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by dragonwriter
3225 days ago
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A Scala “object” declaration declares a singleton; it's an object, but you can also define object-specific class features. If the instances need behavior (which in practice they often do), this is useful. Presumably, in the example, they would in a substantive program, but the behavior is irrelevant to the illustration and thus omitted. |
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