By kirillcool
via codecommit.com
Published: Aug 04 2008 / 12:25
In the previous installment of this series, we looked at how Scala’s collections provide common mechanisms for iteration, as well as many higher-order operations in the same conceptual vein. In this, the third and final part of the series, we will examine some mechanisms for conceptually operating on the collection as a whole. Thus, rather than transforming individual collection elements, we will be looking at ways to inspect and modify the data structure itself.
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