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Intersection and Union types with Java and Scala by Magnus Smith

Scott Logic

Previous posts have looked at Algebraic Data Types with Java Variance, Phantom and Existential types in Java and Scala Intersection and Union Types with Java and Scala One of the difficult things for modern programming languages to get right is around providing flexibility when it comes to expressing complex relationships.

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How to Become a Data Engineer in 2024?

Knowledge Hut

This job requires a handful of skills, starting from a strong foundation of SQL and programming languages like Python , Java , etc. They achieve this through a programming language such as Java or C++. Facebook It is a social media platform created originally by Mark Zuckerberg for college students in 2004.

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Data Analysis with Spark

Zalando Engineering

It achieves this using ideas from functional programming such as fault tolerance, which works by replaying functional transformation over original datasets. Note: Spark laziness (on transformation) and eagerness (on action) is how Spark optimises network communication using the programming model. map, flatMap.

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Brief History of Data Engineering

Jesse Anderson

They created MapReduce and GFS in 2004. Hadoop was hard to program, and Apache Hive came along in 2010 to add SQL. The programming language du jour has changed over the years. At various times it’s been Java, Scala, and Python. In the beginning, there was Google. They published the papers for them in the same year.

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Variance in Generics, Phantom and Existential types with Java and Scala by Magnus Smith

Scott Logic

Variance in Generics Generics are a fundamental pillar of modern type-safe programming languages. Both Java and Scala support these concepts but implement them differently. In this blog post, well investigate what covariance and contravariance mean, how they are used in generics, and how Java and Scala handle them differently.

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