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Scala Partially Applied Functions
Scala partially applied functions are expressions where you do not need to provide all the parameters required by the function; you only need to provide some, or none, of the required parameters.
In the following example, we print log information:
import java.util.Date
object Test {
def main(args: Array) {
val date = new Date
log(date, "message1" )
Thread.sleep(1000)
import java.util.Date
object Test {
def main(args: Array) {
val date = new Date
log(date, "message1" )
Thread.sleep(1000)