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Working with Lists

Sumit Rawal answered on May 23, 2023 Popularity 4/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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  • Working with Lists

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    Creating a List

    Constructing Lists Using :: and nil

    Appending Elements

    Prepending Elements

    List Concatenation

    Head & Tail

    ListBuffer

    Introduction

    A List in Scala is a collection which comes under the Seq class. It is an immutable collection and hence when modified the original List does not get updated, rather, a new List is created.

    Like Arrays and ArrayBuffers, Lists store elements of the same type.

    Creating a List

    Lists can be created and populated in multiple different ways, most of which are identical to the approaches we went over when discussing Arrays. Let’s quickly go over them. 

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