With its increased popularity, Scala is now integrated with some of the popular IDEs such as NetBeans, IntelliJ, and Eclipse. For this course, I have chosen The Scala IDE for Eclipse.
- [Narrator] With Scala's increased popularity,…Scala is now integrated with some of the popular IDEs…such as NetBeans, IntelliJ, and even Eclipse.…For this course, I have chose the Scala IDE for Eclipse,…located here at the website, scala-ide.org.…From here, I'm going to click on, Download IDE.…I scroll down, I can click on Download IDE for Windows 64.…If you're running Mac, you'd want to on the click…on the Mac OSX.…If you're wanting Linux, you'd want to choose Linux download.…
And you can see here, the requirements are JDK 8,…which we already took care of.…So, I'm going to download the IDE and click Save.…Once the download is complete, I'm going to click on Open,…because it downloaded a zip file.…From here, I'll click on Eclipse and say Extract All.…I'm going to leave the default folder.…Now, if I double-click on Eclipse again, we'll see the icon…for the Eclipse application.…So, let's go ahead and launch Eclipse.…
I'm going to click Run.…The newest version of Eclipse is Eclipse Neon.…Now, I'm going to change my workspace…
Author
Peggy Fisher
Released
5/19/2017Join Peggy Fisher as she helps get you started with Scala, so you can leverage the unique capabilities it offers. First, learn the basics of type inference, variables, loops, functions, and operators. Then, find out how to read files using a console, perform pattern matching, handle exceptions, and more. Finally, learn how to use classes, fields, methods, and objects.
- Integrating with IDEs
- Scala worksheets
- Scala repl sessions
- Type inference
- Creating variables
- Working with loops
- Higher-order functions
- Scala operators
- Working with decision statements
- Handling exceptions using try or catch
- Working with tuples and arrays
- Classes, fields, and methods
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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1. Getting Started with Scala
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Learn about Scala3m 39s
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How to install Scala4m 28s
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What is a Scala worksheet?5m 34s
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Challenge: Worksheet1m 11s
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Solution: Worksheet4m 2s
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2. Scala Basics
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What is type inference7m 27s
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How to define functions in Scala11m 34s
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Scala operators7m 31s
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Decision statements in Scala8m 40s
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Challenge: Payroll1m 14s
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Solution: Payroll5m 28s
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3. More Scala Basics
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How to read files in Scala6m 54s
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Pattern matching4m 58s
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Sets in Scala5m 32s
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How to create maps in Scala4m 44s
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What are tuples?7m 21s
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Scala lists4m 41s
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Solution: Arrays6m 16s
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4. Objects with Scala
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Singleton objects2m 56s
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Case classes2m 49s
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Solution: Bank account6m 51s
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Conclusion
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Next steps30s
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