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Scala example source code file (lazy-override-run.scala)
The Scala lazy-override-run.scala source codeclass A { lazy val x: Int = { print("/*A.x*/"); 2 } lazy val y: Int = { print("/*A.y*/"); 2 } lazy val z: Int = { print("/*A.z*/"); 2 } } class B extends A { override lazy val x: Int = { print("/*B.x*/"); 3 } override lazy val y: Int = { print("/*B.y*/"); 3 } override lazy val z: Int = { print("/*B.z/"); 3 } } object Test extends App { val a = new A print("a.x=") println(a.x) val b = new B print("b.x=") println(b.x) print("b.z=") println(b.z) } Other Scala examples (source code examples)Here is a short list of links related to this Scala lazy-override-run.scala source code file: |
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