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This document shows examples of using different Scala collection types including Seq, Set, Map, Array, List, and ArrayBuffer. It demonstrates various operations like accessing elements, filtering, mapping, appending, and more.

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Scala 1

This document shows examples of using different Scala collection types including Seq, Set, Map, Array, List, and ArrayBuffer. It demonstrates various operations like accessing elements, filtering, mapping, appending, and more.

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scala> val str1="ABC"

str1: String = ABC

scala> val str2="abc"


str2: String = abc

scala> val comparingStrings=str1.equalsignoreCase(str2)


<console>:24: error: value equalsignoreCase is not a member of String
val comparingStrings=str1.equalsignoreCase(str2)
^

scala> val comparingStrings=str1.equalsIgnoreCase(str2)


comparingStrings: Boolean = true

scala> println(comparingStrings)
true

2) val seqCollection = Seq(2,4,6,8,10);// sequences example


val result = seqCollection.apply(1);
println(result)

3)set example
val setCollection= Set("apple", "orange","grapes","Banana");
val result= setCollection.apply("orange");
println(result);

4) map example
val mapcollection=Map(("a",97),("b",98),("c",99),("d",100))
val result = mapcollection.apply("c")
println(result)

5)val collection=Seq(2,4,6,8,10)
collection.foreach(println)

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def classifyNumber(number: Int): String = {


if (number > 0) {
"Positive"
} else if (number < 0) {
"Negative"
} else {
"Zero"
}

}
println(classifyNumber(-2))

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def isLeapYear(year: Int): Boolean = {
(year % 4 == 0) && (year % 100 != 0 || year % 400 == 0)// print leap year or
not
}

println(isLeapYear(2006))

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def findMax(a: Int, b: Int, c: Int): Int = {


Math.max(Math.max(a, b), c)
}
println(findMax(12,3,15))

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var arr1 =new Array[string](3)
arr1(0)="red"
arr1(1)="green"
arr1(2)="blue"
arr1.foreach(println)
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val array1 = Array.range(0,5)


array1.foreach(println)
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val array3=Array.fill(2)("Hello")
array3.foreach(println)
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val array3=Array.fill(2)("Hello","spark")
array3.foreach(println)
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val array4="hello".toArray
array4.foreach(println)
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val intArray=Array(17,23,45,65)
val len = intArray.length
println(len)
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var arr1 = Array.range(0,10)
var arr2 = arr1.filter(_%2==0)
var arr3= arr2.map(_*2)
var arr4=arr3.reverse
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scala.collection.mutable.ArrayBuffer

var myarraybuffer=ArrayBuffer(1,2,3,4,5)
myarraybuffer.foreach(println)
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var myarraybuffer=ArrayBuffer[int]()
myarraybuffer+=6
myarraybuffer+=15
myarraybuffer.foreach(println)
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val fruitList=List("orange","apple","guava","grapes")
fruitList.foreach(println)
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val myList=List.fill(3)("ABC")
myList.foreach(println)
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val list1="a"::"b"::"c"::"d"::"e"::Nil
val list2=list1:+ "p"//appending element
list2.foreach(println)
val list3="M"::list2
val list4="g"+:list3
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val list1=List("a","b","c","d","e")
val list2=List("x","y")
val list3=list1:::list2
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val getHead=list1.head
val getTail=list1.tail

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