Lecture

JSON Representation with Case Classes

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Description

This lecture covers the representation of JSON data using case classes in Scala, including the abstract class JSON and its subclasses for different JSON types. It also explains pattern matching for JSON data and idealized implementations of map and filter on lists, along with for-expressions and pattern matching for JSON data.

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Programming language theory: High-level programming languages

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