The document discusses key concepts about functional programming in Scala such as:
- Immutability, pure functions, and referential transparency are key concepts of functional programming.
- Scala supports both object-oriented and functional programming paradigms.
- Scala is not a pure functional language as it allows mutability and side effects.
The document discusses key concepts about functional programming in Scala such as:
- Immutability, pure functions, and referential transparency are key concepts of functional programming.
- Scala supports both object-oriented and functional programming paradigms.
- Scala is not a pure functional language as it allows mutability and side effects.
The document discusses key concepts about functional programming in Scala such as:
- Immutability, pure functions, and referential transparency are key concepts of functional programming.
- Scala supports both object-oriented and functional programming paradigms.
- Scala is not a pure functional language as it allows mutability and side effects.
The document discusses key concepts about functional programming in Scala such as:
- Immutability, pure functions, and referential transparency are key concepts of functional programming.
- Scala supports both object-oriented and functional programming paradigms.
- Scala is not a pure functional language as it allows mutability and side effects.
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Which of the following are the key concepts of Functional Programming a.
Immutability b. Pure functions c. Inheritance d. Referential Transparency .
a,b,d Functional programming language cannot be an object oriented language too (True/False) False Scala is a pure functional programming language (True/False) False You can modify an immutable object once created (Yes/No) No Can the following pseudo function be considered a pure function ? function getMeTimeAdded(arg Integer) = currentTime + Integer No
For the given statement,
val s = List(1,2,3) What would be the type of s? .......List[Int] Is this a valid expression val f: Int = (x: Int) => x + 1 No What is the preferred qualifier for defining a variable in Scala. val What would be the output of following snippet val s = List(1,2,3,4) val t = List(5,6,7,8) val n = s ++ t println(n) .......List(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) What is the default class List is imported from ? scala.collection.immutable What would be the output of following code snippet. val l = List(1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 5, 5, 8) println(l.take(3)) .............List(1,1,1) AnyVal is best type of all primitive data types True Scala supports only single inheritance False Scalability is an important trait of a functional programming language? False Consider the following code snippet def prnt = {print("scala"); 1} def fun(a:Int,b: => Int) = print(a) What will be the output for function call fun(prnt,5)? ............scala1 Is this operation valid var s = "String 1" ... ... s = "String 2" ................Yes
Which of the following programming paradigm does Scala support?
All the above
Scala classes can contain static members
False AnyVal is best type of all primitive data types False
Which of the following type allows only single instance to exist in global scope def.....object
Which of the following cannot have a constructor
trait
Functions are first class objects in function programming
True
Consider the following code snippet (a: Int) => a*a. Above code snippet is an example of anonymous function
Which one is the correct expression?
val f = (x: Int) => x + 1
Expressions in Scala evaluated using method called?
substitution
Scala compiler will compile the following expression successfully
val s: Int = 5.5 False
Which all frameworks are developed using Scala
Spark
Object keyword is used to define a singleton class in Scala
True
Given the following snippet, what would be the output
Which of the following feature in Java resembles trait in Scala
abstract class
Scala can be run only on JVM.
False
Singleton is created in Scala using keyword
Object
In functional programming language functions can be
can only be passed as call by value.....can pass as an argument
Singleton object in Scala can be made executable
by extending App or with the main function Scala has immutable collections True
What would be the output of this code
val n = List(1,2,3,4,5) println(n.map(_ % 2)) ............List(1, 0, 1, 0, 1)
Mentioning function return type is optional in Scala
True
Mathematical functions are best implemented in?
functional programming language
Scala is JVM language--True
Following build tools can be used to build Scala projects--All the options mentioned
Which of the following provides way to multiple inheritances in Scala-trait
Which of the following is a pure functional programming languages-Haskell
Which of the following are member of List-head Functions can be declared anywhere in Scala-True
What would be the type inferred by Scala compiler for variable salary. val salary = 3000.00----Double
Which of the following feature in Java resembles trait in Scala--interface
1. Scalability is an important trait of a functional programming language?--True
AnyVal is best type of all primitive data types--True 3. Scala supports only single inheritance--True 4. What is the result of the below snippet ?--no match found 5. Case classes can not contain member functions--False
