Using case Statements Where a Function Is Expected (Scala 3 Video)
In this free Scala video training lesson, I show how you can use a series of one or more case
statements wherever a function or anonymous function is expected. This is just like using a match/case expression, but in this specific use case you don’t have to use the match keyword, you just use the case statements.
In the process I talk about several other things, including anonymous functions, named functions (i.e., regular functions), collect
, map
, Option
, and flatten
.
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