Specifically:
scala> def f(n: Seq[Any]) = n match {
case Nil => "Empty"
case h :: t => "Non-empty"
}
f: (n: Seq[Any])String
scala> f(Stream())
res1: String = Empty
scala> f(List(1))
res17: String = Non-empty
scala> f(Stream(1))
scala.MatchError: Stream(1, ?) (of class scala.collection.immutable.Stream$Cons)
at .f(<console>:13)
... 33 elided
There are a lot of other ways to implement this, but at written the code was statically safe and failed at run time. What's going on?
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For Stream
, the concat symbol should be #::
, the pattern match should like:
def f(n: Seq[Any]) = n match {
case Nil => "Empty"
case h :: t => "Non-empty"
case h #:: t => "Non-empty stream"
}
for ::
is for List
/ Seq
type(List
extends from Seq
:) ), see:
final case class ::[B](override val head: B, private[scala] var tl: List[B]) extends List[B] {
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