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Structural typing and type classes in Scala
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@sksamuel Thanks! I don't hate structural classes as much as you seem to do, but I still prefer the type classes approach. :)
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Edited: As @ignasi35 correctly pointed out (via Twitter), in the first paragraph, the problem of a class having to inherit an interface is not that much of a problem if it is your "shiny new class". The problem arises when you can't modify the class.