이 강의들을 수강한 후, 전문적인 시각화와 대시보드를 자신 있게 만들 수 있게 되었습니다
Shoebur Rahman구매 담당자, Giz Bangladesh
강의 설명
Get an introduction to the programming language Scala. You'll learn why and how companies like Netflix, Airbnb, and Morgan Stanley are choosing Scala for large-scale applications and data engineering infrastructure. You'll learn the basics of the language, including syntax and style, focusing on the most commonly used features in the Scala standard library. You'll learn by writing code for a real program that plays a computer version of the popular card game Twenty-One. You’ll get a taste of the value of a hybrid object-oriented and functional programming language, of which Scala is the foremost example. We recommend this course for learners with intermediate-level programming experience, which can be acquired in the listed prerequisites.
선수 과목
커리큘럼
강의 개요
1
A Scalable Language
Welcome to Scala! You'll learn what Scala is, who uses it, and why you should use it. You'll explore four common data types: integers, floating-point numbers, logical values, and text, using the Scala interpreter.
- A scalable language50 XP
- What is Scala?100 XP
- Why use Scala?100 XP
- Who uses Scala?50 XP
- Scala code and the Scala interpreter50 XP
- What makes Scala scalable?100 XP
- Scala is object-oriented100 XP
- Reasons for programming in Scala50 XP
- Immutable variables (val) and value types50 XP
- Define immutable variables (val)100 XP
- Don't try to change me100 XP
- Mutable variables (var) and type inference50 XP
- Define mutable variables (var)100 XP
- You can change me100 XP
- Pros and cons of immutability100 XP
2
Workflows, Functions, Collections
Discover two more ways of writing Scala code (writing a script and building an application) and popular tools that make writing these programs easier. Then, learn what functions do and how to use them, and structure your data using the Array and List collections.
3
Type Systems, Control Structures, Style
Learn about Scala's advanced static type system. After learning how to control your program with if/else, while loops, and the foreach method, you’ll convert imperative-style code to the Scala-preferred functional style.
S
Introduction to Scala
강의
완료
