Testing
There are several ways to test code in Scala:
- ScalaTest supports multiple testing styles and can integrate with Java-based testing frameworks
- ScalaCheck, a library similar to Haskell's QuickCheck
- specs2, a library for writing executable software specifications
- ScalaMock provides support for testing high-order and curried functions
- JUnit or TestNG, two popular testing frameworks written in Java
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