Lecture

How Classes are Organized

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Description

This lecture covers how classes and objects are organized in packages, including the use of package clauses, imports, different forms of imports, and automatic imports. It also explains Scala's class hierarchy, traits, top types, the Nothing type, exceptions, and includes an exercise on type determination.

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