Parallel Programming in Scala: First Class Tasks

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This lecture introduces first-class tasks in parallel programming in Scala, providing a more flexible construct for parallel computation. It covers the task interface, examples of starting multiple tasks, and the implementation of the parallel construct using tasks.

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