Uniform access,val,lazy val and def in scala

Sumit Rawal answered on September 1, 2023 Popularity 1/10 Helpfulness 1/10

answer Uniform access,val,lazy val and def in scala

Uniform access,val,lazy val and def in scala

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Uniform access is a principle in Scala that allows you to access fields and methods using the same syntax. This means that you can access a field and a method in the same way without revealing whether it's implemented as a field or a method. This promotes a more consistent and flexible API design.

For example:

class MyClass {
  def myMethod: String = "Hello, World"
  val myField: String = "Scala"
}

val obj = new MyClass
println(obj.myMethod)  // Accessing a method
println(obj.myField)   // Accessing a field

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