Re:View of Scala from Java
by renwick on Friday January 04, 2013 @03:56PM
(#5009838)
"It is easy to notice that in Java, one might have implemented infinite number of for loops trying to do such lookups using iterators."
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val list3 = list1 ::: list 2 // returns a new list of 6 elements
final list3 = new ArrayList(list1).addAll(list2);
list3.drop(2) //return a new list without first 2 elements
new ArrayList(list3.subList(2));
list3.filter(s => s > 4) //return a list with elements 5 and 6
new ArrayList(list3.subList(4));
Also the Java versions use standard convenience methods which seems preferable to language features since anyone can re-implement them, or add new ones. Plus the copy-on-mutate behaviour is optional.
??
val list3 = list1 ::: list 2 // returns a new list of 6 elements
final list3 = new ArrayList(list1).addAll(list2);
list3.drop(2) //return a new list without first 2 elements
new ArrayList(list3.subList(2));
list3.filter(s => s > 4) //return a list with elements 5 and 6
new ArrayList(list3.subList(4));
Also the Java versions use standard convenience methods which seems preferable to language features since anyone can re-implement them, or add new ones. Plus the copy-on-mutate behaviour is optional.