I would like to know the type of a scala function in repl. In Haskell it is :t, can anyone tell what it's equivalent in scala?
There are two ways to know. Once you type in the expression, it tells the type:
scala> val f: Int => Int => Int = a => b => a + b
f: Int => (Int => Int) = $$Lambda$1143/444402847@2b1a901d
If you have an existing value and want to know its type, you use :type
scala> :type f
Int => (Int => Int)
Or as others mention, :t
also works similar to Haskell:
scala> :t f
Int => (Int => Int)
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