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In Scala, the syntax for selecting a type from a class is different from that of selecting anything else from a class. In that the former uses a hash as the selection operator instead of a dot. Why is that? Example: If we have a class like so... class Example { type Foo = String } Why do we select the type from the class like this... val example:Example#Foo = "1" instead of like this? val example:Example.Foo = "1"
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