O'reilly	scala	cookbook	pdf
  The	funny	thing	about	writing	books,	or	at	least	writing	books	with	OâReilly	in	2013,	is	that	I	never	received	the	final	PDF	copy	of	the	Scala	cookbook.	Luckily,	I	have	the	original	Word	documents	they	were	using	at	the	time,	so	I	carry	them	around	on	my	laptop.	Hi,	my	name	is	Alvin	Alexander	and	I	wrote	the	Scala	cookbook	for	O'Reilly.	Here	is	a	link
  to	Scala	Cookbook	2nd	Edition:	The	rest	of	this	page	contains	direct	links	to	recipes	from	Scala	Cookbook	1st	Edition.	All	of	them	are	available	on	my	main	site	alvinalexander.com.	And	if	you're	new	to	the	Scala	programming	language,	you	can	find	it	at	scala-lang.org.	Foreword	The	original	foreword	to	the	Scala	Cookbook	Chapter	1	Chapter	1	is	not
  yet	online.	Chapter	2	Chapter	2	is	not	online	yet.	Chapter	3	Recipe	3.1.	How	to	loop	through	a	collection	with	for	and	foreach	(and	how	the	for	loop	is	translated)	Recipe	3.2.	How	to	Use	Scala	to	Loop	with	Multiple	Counters	Recipe	3.3.	How	to	use	a	for	loop	with	built-in	if	'	statements	(guards)	Recipe	3.4,	How	to	create	a	"to	understand"	(for/yield
  loop)	Recipe	3.5,	Scala:	How	to	use	break	and	continue	in	for	(and	while)	loops	Recipe	3.6,	How	to	use	Scala	if/	then	statement	as	a	ternary	operator	Recipe	3.7,	How	to	use	a	Scala	Matches	expression	as	a	switch	statement	Recipe	3.8,	How	to	combine	multiple	conditions	with	a	single	case	statement	Recipe	3.9,	How	to	assign	the	result	of	a	match
  expression	to	a	variable	Recipe	3.10,	How	to	access	the	default	case	value	in	Scala	Matching	Expression,	Recipe	3.11,	How	to	Use	Pattern	Matching	in	Matching	Expressions,	Scala	Recipe	3.12,	How	to	Use	Uppercase	Classes	in	Matching	Expressions,	Scala	Recipe	3.13,	How	to	Add	If	Statements	(Guards)	to	Case	Statements	Recipe	3.14,	How	to	use
  match	expression	instead	of	isInstanceOf	(for	type	matching)	Recipe	3.15,	How	to	use	lists	in	Scala	match	expressions	Recipe	3.16,	How	to	bind	one	or	more	exceptions	to	try/catch	in	Scala	Recipe	3.17,	How	to	declare(var)	before	use	in	try/catch/finally	Recipe	3.18,	How	to	Create	Your	Own	Control	Structures	in	Scala	Chapter	4	Recipe	4.1,	How	to
  Create	Basic	Constructor	in	Scala	Recipe	4.2,	How	to	Control	Visibility	of	Scala	Class	Constructor	Fields	4.3	,	How	to	Define	Helper	Class	Constructors	Recipe	4.4,	How	to	define	a	private	base	constructor	in	Scala	Recipe	4.5,	How	to	provide	default	values	​​for	Scala	constructor	parameters	Recipe	4.6,	How	to	override	default	accessors	and	mutators	in
  Scala	classes	Recipe	4.7,	How	to	prevent	getter	and	setter	generation	in	Scala	classes	Scala	class	Recipe	4.11,	How	to	call	the	Scala	superclass	constructor	Recipe	4.12,	When	to	use	an	abstract	class	in	Scala	Recipe	4.13,	How	to	set	properties	in	an	abstract	base	class	or	trai	defines	t	Recipe	4.14,	How	to	generate	pattern	code	with	Scala	case	classes
  Recipe	4.15,	How	to	define	e	and	ne	equals	method	(	object	equality)	in	Scala	Recipe	4.16,	How	to	Create	Inner	Classes	in	Sc	ali	Chapter	5	Recipe	5.1	How	to	control	the	scope	of	a	method	in	Scala	Recipe	5.2	How	to	create	a	method	in	a	superclass	in	Scala	Recipe	5.3	How	to	set	default	values	​​for	method	parameters	Scala	Recipe	5.4	How	to	use
  parameter	names	when	calling	a	method	Scala	Recipe	5.5,	How	to	define	Scala	methods	that	return	multiple	elements	(a	tuple).	Recipe	5.6,	How	to	force	callers	to	leave	parentheses	of	getter	methods.	Recipe	5.7,	How	to	create	methods	that	take	arrays	of	variable	arguments	(varargs)	and	a	Scala	method	may	throw	an	exception	Recipe	5.9,	How	to
  support	Scala's	fluent	programming	style	Chapter	6	Chapter	7	Chapter	8	Recipe	8.1,	How	to	create	a	Scala	function	to	use	as	an	interface	Recipe	8.2,	How	to	use	abstract	and	concrete	fields	in	Scala8.3.	Recipe	for	using	scala	features	such	as	an	abstract	class	recipe	8.4,	how	to	use	scala	characteristics	as	simple	myxins	(or	how	to	confuse	scala
  characteristics)	8.5.	Recipe	to	limit	which	classes	can	use	the	characteristic	recipe	8.6.	Scala	feature	so	that	it	can	only	be	mitigated	by	a	certain	type	of	recipe	8.7,	how	to	announce	that	the	scala	function	can	only	be	confused	with	a	type	of	8.8	method,	as	an	object's	instance	recipe	is	added	to	the	scala	function	8.9.	How	to	expand	Java	interface,
  such	as	Scala	property,	9.1.	Recipe	9.1.	The	recipe	for	using	functional	(anonymous	functions)	scala,	how	to	use	functions	as	variables	(values)	Scala	uses	a	recipe	9.3,	how	to	define	a	method	that	accepts	a	simple	feature	parameter	recipe	9.4,	so	you	define	scala	methods	that	define	complex	functions	as	use	parameters	9.5,	then	use	the	closure	scala
  (closure	examples,	syntax)	in	the	recipe	9.6,	then	use	partially	used	features	in	the	Scala	recipe	9.7.	,	a	real	example	of	functional	programming	Scala	Chapter	10	Introduction	to	Chapter	10	(Scala	List	Class	and	Methods)	Recipe	10.1,	Scala	Understand	the	Recipe	for	Hierarchy	of	the	Collection	10.2.	10.4.	Problem	recipe,	Scala	collection	performance
  understanding	10.5.	Recipe	10.5.	The	Manual	Declaration	of	the	Year,	creating	a	collection's	instance	recipe	10.6,	changing	the	variables	with	unchanged	collections,	understanding	the	recipe	10.7,	the	vector	class	for	unchanged	"go	to"	sequence,	the	recipe	10.8.	,	Scala	massive	buffer	class	for	their	"Go	to"	the	seized	sequence	to	create	a	recipe	10.9,
  how	to	go	through	the	collection	10.10	with	ForeAach,	how	to	go	through	a	collection	with	a	loop	10.11,	how	to	use	zipwithinx	or	zip	to	create	loop	meters	10.12With	Scala	classes,	recipe	10.13,	how	to	convert	one	Scala	collection	to	another	using	for/yield	recipe	10.14,	how	to	convert	one	Scala	collection	to	another	using	the	Recipe	10.15	function,
  how	to	smooth	the	list	in	Scala	using	Flatten	Recipe	10.16	How	to	combine	the	map	and	smooth	the	Flatmap	Recipe	10.17,	how	to	use	the	filtering	filter	SCALA	10.18,	how	to	extract	the	sequence	of	elements	from	the	Scala	10	recipe,	how	to	disrupt	the	sequences	into	the	sequences	of	the	subgroup	in	the	scala	(groupby,	partition,	span)	recipe	10.20
  and	FOLD	Recipe	10.21,	how	to	extract	unique	elements	from	the	recipe	Scala	1022,	how	to	combine	consecutive	collections	(list,	vector,	arraybuffer,	field,	SEQ)	recipe	10.23,	how	to	combine	two	consecutive	collections	in	pairs	using	ZIP	10.24,	how	Create	a	deferred	representation	in	recipe	10	Scala.	25,	How	to	fill	in	the	Scala	collection	using	a
  recipe	for	10.26	to	create	and	use	the	recipe	scala	enumerations	10.27,	scalas	-trales	when	you	only	need	a	bag	with	recipe	10.28,	how	to	sort	the	recipe	scala	10.29,	how	to	convert	the	Scala	collection	to	a	line	using	a	recipe	11.1	Mkstring	Chapter	11,	different	ways	to	create	and	fill	in	the	list	in	the	Recipe	Scala	11.2	how	to	create	a	changed	list	in
  the	Scala	recipe	(Listbuffer)	11.3,	how	to	add	elements	to	the	SCALA	list	11.4,	how	to	remove	elements	from	the	list	(or	Listbuffer)	in	Scala	recipe)	11.5,	how	to	combine	(concrete)	lists	in	the	Recipe	Scala	11.6,	how	to	use	the	SCALA	Stream	class,	the	lazy	version	of	the	Recipe	11.7	list,	the	different	ways	to	create	and	update	the	field	in	the	Scala
  11.8	recipe	how	to	create	a	field	whose	size	can	change	(Arraybuffer),	recipe	11.9,	how	to	remove	field	elements	and	arraybuffer	in	Scala,	recipe	11.10,	11.10,	how	to	sort	fields	in	Scale,	recipe	11.11,	how	to	create	multidimensional	e	Massifs	in	Scala,	recipe	11.12,	J	and	transfer	the	field	back	and	forthJava	Methods	Recipe	11.13,	How	to	create	cards
  in	a	Scala	recipe	(Scala	map	class	examples)	11.14,	How	to	choose	a	card	implementation	in	a	Scala	recipe	11.15,	How	to	add,	update,	and	delete	elements	with	variable	cards	recipe	11.16,	How	to	Add,	update,	and	delete	elements	with	enhanced	card	recipes	11.17	how	to	access	card	values	​​in	a	Scala	recipe	11.18	how	to	get	a	card	in	a	Scala	recipe
  (Cycle	for,	Foreach)	11.19	how	to	get	keys	or	values	​​FROM	a	Scala	card	11.20	how	to	change	keys	and	values	​​in	a	recipe	to	a	Scala	map	11.21	,	how	to	check	availability	of	key	or	value	in	Scala	Card	recipe	11.22	how	to	filter	Scala	recipe	(FilterKeys,	Transformation)	11.23	how	to	sort	an	existing	key	or	value	(sortby,	sort)	recipe	11.24	how	to	find
  largest	key	or	largest	key	or	largest	key	or	largest	key	or	largest	key	value	in	Scala	Map	11.25	recipe,	switch	to	Java	Cards	and	back	to	Scala	11.26	recipe	how	to	add	elements	to	a	set	in	Scala	recipe	11.27	how	remove	elements	from	a	Scala	set	Recipe	11.28	How	to	use	SOR	table	sets	in	Scala	Recipe	11.29	How	to	use	a	queue	in	Scala	Recipe	11.30
  How	to	use	a	stack	in	Scala	Recipe	11.31	How	to	use	a	range	in	Scala	Chapter	12	,	Recipe	12.1	how	to	open	and	read	a	text	file	in	Scala	recipe	12.2	how	to	write	text	files	in	Scala	recipe	12.3	how	to	read	and	write	binary	files	in	Scala	recipe	12.4	how	to	process	each	symbol	in	a	text	File	in	Scala	recipe	12.5	how	to	process	a	file	CSV	in	Scala	Recipe
  12.6	as	well	as	reading	a	YAML	configuration	file	in	Scala	Recipe	12.7	How	to	use	Scala	strings	(Serializable	Property)	Recipe	12.9	How	to	list	files	in	a	catalog	in	Scala	(and	filtering	them)	Recipe	12.10	How	to	list	subcatalogs	in	catalogs	in	Scala	recipe	12.11	how	to	external	system	commands	in	Scala	recipe	12.12	how	to	External	commands	and	use
  their	stdout	in	Scala	recipe	12.13	how	to	Handle	STDOUT	and	STDERR	recipe	External	commands	12.14External	commands	in	the	Scala	12.15	recipe	such	as	redirecting	Stdout	and	Stdin	External	command	recipe	12.16,	how	to	use	'A'	or	'when	starting	external	commands	in	the	SCALA	12.17	recipe.	Command	(process)	in	another	recipe	in	directory
  12.19,	so	set	the	variable	environment	when	starting	external	commands	RECEP	12.20,	index	of	the	methods	of	starting	external	system	commands	Chapter	13,	actors,	actors,	actors,	actors,	actors,	actors	,	Actors,	actors,	actors	and	recipe	for	match	13.1,	how	to	start	with	a	simple	recipe	for	the	actor	recipe	13.2,	how	to	create	actors	Scala/Akka,
  whose	constructor	recipe	for	arguments	needs,	how	to	communicate	between	scala/Akka	recipe	(	Send	messages)	13.4,	understanding	of	the	method	in	the	recipe	for	the	life	cycle	of	actor	Scala/Akka	13.5,	how	to	set	a	recipe	for	actor	Scala/Akka	13.6,	as	the	recipe	Akka	Actors	Recipe	13.8,	S	stops.	The	actor	Akka	with	the	"Watch"	recipe,	simply
  parallel	to	the	Futures	recipe	with	Scala	13.10,	how	to	get	a	message	to	the	actor	Akka	Send	t	and	for	the	recipe	for	answer	13.11	awaits	how	to	change	between	different	actors	akka	akka	states	with	prescription	"become"	13.12	Examples	of	the	use	of	parallel	collections	in	recipe	14.1	Chapter	14,	how	to	start	with	lit.2	scala	recipe,	how	The	code
  blocks	are	inserted	and	loaded	into	the	Scala	recipe	14.3.	.	If	you	would	like	to	make	files	and	container	classes	for	the	Rep	-Classpath	14.4	recipe	from	Repl	Class,	add	the	Shell	command	from	the	SCALA	REPL	14.5	recipe	to	create	a	scala	code	with	"Scalac"	and	execute	with	a	"Scala"	recipe	14.7	So	you	will	find	a	good	recipe	-Scala	libraries	14.8,
  you	generate	Scala	documentation	with	command	recipe	SCALADOC	14.9,	compile	your	scala	code	faster	with	a	recipe	for	commanding	line	14.10	How	to	use	Scala	as	a	recipe	for	scriptingHow	to	access	command	line	arguments	in	a	Scala	Shell	script	Recipe	14.12,	How	to	prompt	the	user	for	input	from	Scala	Shell	scripts	Recipe	14.13,	How	to
  speed	up	Scala	Shell	scripts	by	precompiling	them	Chapter	15	Recipe	15.1,	How	to	create	a	JSON	string	from	a	Scala	Object.	Recipe	15.2.	How	to	create	a	JSON	string	from	Scala	classes	that	have	collections.	Recipe	15.3.	How	to	create	a	simple	Scala	object	from	a	JSON	string.	Recipe	15.4.	How	to	convert	JSON	data	to	an	array	of	Scala	objects.
  Recipe	15.5,	How	to	Create	Simple	Web	Services	Using	Scalatra	Recipe	15.6,	How	to	Replace	XML	Servlet	Mapping	with	Scalatra	mount	Recipe	15.7,	How	to	Access	Scalatra	Web	Service	GET	Parameters	Recipe	15.8,	How	to	Access	POST	Request	Data	Using	Scalatra	Recipe	15.9,	How	to	Write	simple	HTTP	GET	request	client	in	Scala	Recipe	15.10
  How	to	create	a	Twitter	client	in	Scala	Recipe	15.11	How	to	send	JSON	POST	data	to	a	REST	URL	Recipe	15.12	How	to	access	HTTP	response	headers	after	making	an	H	TTP	request	with	Apache	HttpClient	Recipe	15.13	,	How	to	set	HTTP	headers	when	sending	a	web	service	request	Recipe	15.14,	How	to	write	a	GET	request	web	service	using	the
  Play	Framework	recipe	15.15,	How	to	write	a	POST	request	web	service	Play	Framework	Chapter	16	Recipe	16.1,	How	to	connect	to	a	MySQL	database	using	Scala	and	JDBC	recipe	16.2	how	to	connect	to	database	using	Spring	Framework	recipe	16.3	how	to	connect	to	MongoDB	and	in	data	insertion	using	S	cala,	Recipe	16.4,	How	to	insert
  documents	into	MongoDB	using	insert,	save	and	+=	Recipe	16.5,	How	to	search	a	MongoDB	collection	using	Scala	and	Casbah	Recipe	16.6,	How	to	update	documents	in	MongoDB	using	Casbah	Recipe	16.7,	How	to	access	the	"ID"	field	of	a	document	MongoDB	(_id)	using	the	Casbah	16.8	recipe,	How	to	delete	documents	in	MongoDB	using	the
  Casbah	16.9	recipe,	Slick	Database	Library	at	a	Glance	Chapter	17	Chapter	18	Chapter	19	Chapter	20	Get	full	access	to	The	Scala	Cookbook,	2nd	Edition	and	over	60,000	other	titles,Free	10	-day	trial	version	O'Reilly.	There	are	also	live	online	events,	interactive	content,	certification	materials	and	more.	Save	time	and	exertion	in	creating	object	-
  oriented,	functional	and	concurrent	applications	with	Scala.	The	latest	edition	of	this	comprehensive	cookbook	contains	over	250	ready	-made	recipes	and	1000	examples	of	code	to	help	you	solve	the	most	common	problems	with	Scala	3	and	its	favorite	libraries.	Scala	changes	the	way	you	think	about	programming	-	and	that's	good.	Whether	you	are
  working	on	web	applications,	large	data	or	distributed	applications,	this	cookbook	contains	recipes	based	on	real	scenarios	for	experienced	Scala	developers	and	developers	who	are	still	learning	to	use	JVM.	Alvin	Alexander	provides	practical	solutions	from	his	experience	in	using	Scala	for	applications	based	on	components,	highly	scalable	and
  distribution	applications.	Recipes	include:	strings,	numbers	and	control	structures,	classes,	methods,	objects,	properties,	packaging	and	import,	functional	programming	techniques,	rich	collections	of	classes	and	methods	and	publishing	Scala	applications	using	SBTACTors	and	concurrentness	with	popular	Scala	Future	libraries	,	Scala.js,	Play
  Framework	and	Graalvmtypes	such	as	deviations,	data,	intersections	and	unified	procedures	including	comparison	of	patterns,	modules	and	function	errors/sending	errors	Download	sample	code	Preface	Breaks.	Packaging	and	Import	Functional	Programming	Collection:	Introduction	Collection:	Common	Sequential	Class	Collection:	Normal	Sequential
  Methods	Collection:	Using	MAPs	Collection:	Tuple,	Range,	Set,	Stack	and	Queue	Files	and	Projects	Creation	with	SBT	Concurrency	with	Scala	Futures	and	Akka	Play	Framework	and	web	services	Apache	Spark	Scal	A.Js,	Graalvm	and	JPACKAGE	integration	scala	with	sTypes	of	the	best	practices