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How to start with scala?

Don't forget to install java in your system first.

1) Download Scala from sourceforge.net
2) Extract binaries
3) set path in environment variable for scala ->
Add path of scala/bin in 'path' variable list.
4) Add new variable Scala_Home and value as path of scala directory.
5) Test in cmd by writing 'scalac'.

Note: if it gives error java.exe was unexpected at this time, then remove Java_Home variable from your environment variables, then again check with 'scalac'.
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