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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403918437f idioms for building applications using Scala. We’ve explored how Scala can be used by different team members in different ways. We’ve seen how Scala allows you to compose fine-grained pieces of code together into complex systems that work well together.

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The Continuing Relevance of Alfred Marshall,e they are instantiated, the instances cannot be changed. You’re used to immutability, as Java Strings are immutable. The conjunction of collections being immutable and providing powerful iteration features leads to more concise, higher-performance code that does extremely well in multicore, multithreaded concurrency situations.

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Collections and the Joy of Immutability,e they are instantiated, the instances cannot be changed. You’re used to immutability, as Java Strings are immutable. The conjunction of collections being immutable and providing powerful iteration features leads to more concise, higher-performance code that does extremely well in multicore, multithreaded concurrency situations.