By bloid
via thejavacodemonkey.blogspot.com
Published: Jul 07 2008 / 11:59
Scala is advertised as the successor to Java by some and as an experimental ground for new features by others. According to its creator, Martin Odersky, it is supposed to be the swiss army knife of programming languages, something that is a scripting language and yet still offers all that Java has and more. When saying that it is a scripting language, it is referencing the usual characteristics of these languages which is dynamic typing and low verbosity (Scala is NOT dynamically typed, it does type inference which in practice means that you rarely have to declare the type of your variables.)
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