Lecture

Enums: Pure Data

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of enums as a shorthand for case class hierarchies, focusing on modeling pure data without associated functions. Topics covered include defining enums for algebraic data types, pattern matching on enums, simple enums, and enums with parameters and methods. The lecture also explores how enums are expanded by the Scala compiler and their usefulness in domain modeling tasks.

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