Fizzbuzz fun in Scala: A straightforward implementation
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FizzBuzz Fun in Scala
Part 3 of 6
Some fun and exploring of FizzBuzz implementations in functional programming style and Scala 3.
FizzBuzz fun in Scala: Combining functions
Every implementation of FizzBuzz in this series, at its core, has relied on an infinitely counting lazy list. This modelling is logical, as the game can theoretically be played indefinitely. In this post, we will explore the possibility of defining a...
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