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This document is aimed at explaining all-the-things-type in Scala in a human friendly way and in one place, so you don’t have to stop discussions for "oh but there was this nice blog post about the … type!". Contributions are very welcome, please see [CONTRIBUTING.md] CONTRIBUTING.md) for details on how to get started.
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Here, following is explained
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Answered 2018-Mar-28 at 10:35This is a bit big for a comment, so:
In both cases (D1
and D2
) B
extends A
and C
also extends A
. B
and C
don't become superclasses of each other, it's just the matter of how Scala resolves the diamond problem.
Think of type linearization as of "if you mix in 2 traits that extend from a common parent and thus implement a method with the same signature, the rightmost one wins". This means that in your examples:
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