Lecture

Evaluation and Operators

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Description

This lecture covers the evaluation of class instantiations, method calls, and extension methods in Scala, emphasizing the use of substitution and object rewriting. It also explores the concept of extension methods to enhance class modularity and the implementation of operators for rational numbers.

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