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== Installing and using Scala = | == Installing and using Scala = | ||
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[[Scala At Home]] -- '''UPDATED''' How to install Scala and Netbeans on a Ubuntu machine '''AT HOME'''. If you have problems with this, and you are using a laptop, feel free to bring it in to the Workshops. | [[Scala At Home]] -- '''UPDATED''' How to install Scala and Netbeans on a Ubuntu machine '''AT HOME'''. If you have problems with this, and you are using a laptop, feel free to bring it in to the Workshops. | ||
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[[Command Line Scala]] -- How to use Scala from the command line. | [[Command Line Scala]] -- How to use Scala from the command line. | ||
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== Basic Scala == | == Basic Scala == | ||
Revision as of 21:40, 6 February 2011
Distributed and Concurrent Systems
= Installing and using Scala
Scala In Uni Labs -- Using Scala on the machines in MI. Please test these instructions.
Scala At Home -- UPDATED How to install Scala and Netbeans on a Ubuntu machine AT HOME. If you have problems with this, and you are using a laptop, feel free to bring it in to the Workshops.
Command Line Scala -- How to use Scala from the command line.
Basic Scala
Syntax Comparison -- comparison between PHP, Java, Scala and Python languages. You should edit this to fill in all the parts of the table
Hello World -- Hello World! programs in PHP, Java, Scala and Python.
Intermediate Scala
Coming soon!
Advanced Scala
Coming soon!
Scala for the brave
Coming soon!
