- Can Scala be considered a pure OOP and functional programming language?
a) Yes, Scala is both a pure OOP and functional programming language
b) No, Scala is a pure OOP language, but it cannot be considered a pure functional programming language
c) No, Scala is a pure functional programming language, but it cannot be considered a pure OOP language
d) No, Scala is neither pure OOP, nor a pure functional programming language
- Will this code compile? If not, why?
class A { def method1 = {} }
trait B { def method2 }
trait C { def method3 }
abstract class D extends A with B with C { }a) Yes, it will compile and run correctly
b) No, traits need to be implemented using the implements keyword
c) No, class D does not implement the methods from class A and/or trait B and trait C
d) Answers b and c are correct
- What's wrong with the following class definition?
public class A
a) This class will compile fine; nothing is wrong
b) It will not compile because no body (= { ...