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title = "Scala"
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description = "Learning Scala"
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date = 2022-06-09T14:45:57-0700
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updated = 2022-06-09T14:45:57-0700
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template = "section.html"
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sort_by = "weight"
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weight = 6
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draft = false
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[taxonomies]
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documentation=["Reference"]
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categories=["Scala", "Coursier", "Work-Related"]
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[Scala](https://scala-long.org) is a programming language. It has strong
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typing, but is built on top of the JVM, so it has access to all of the JVM's
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libraries.
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## Installing
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The easiest way to install Scala is to install
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[Coursier](https://get-coursier.io/docs/overview), the Scala "artifact manager."
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It installs versions of the Scala language, toolset, and even specific versions
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of the JVM. Coursier is installed with a CURL command and, when that is
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complete, your Scala environment can be initialized with
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```shell
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$ cs setup
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```
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## Emacs Tools
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So far, I've installed:
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- lsp-metal
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- scala-mode
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- sbt-mode
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## Hello World
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