Lecture

Class Hierarchies

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Description

This lecture introduces abstract classes and class extensions in Scala, focusing on implementing sets as binary trees. It covers base classes, subclasses, implementation, overriding, object definitions, companion objects, and standalone applications. The concept of dynamic binding is also explained.

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