Anonymous Functions / Lambdas

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What is Anonymous Functions / Lambdas?

Anonymous functions, also known as lambdas, are functions without names. You define them inline where you need them, typically to pass them as arguments to other functions. They're essentially a concise way to represent small, single-expression functions. Scala uses a special syntax to define them, making it easy to create functions on the fly.

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