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Date: Wed Jun 30 08:54:04 2010
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== Introduction ==
_Note: The collections described here are similar in several respects to
Scala 2.8 collections, and where possible, terminology is borrowed to give
consistent names to the similar concepts._
-We begin by acknowledging that the design of anything as fundamental as
collection types is bound to be contentious, so the plan is to start small
and establish some patterns for simple, high-value collections: `Array` and
`Map`.
+We begin by acknowledging that the design of anything as fundamental as
collection types is bound to be contentious, so the plan is to start small
and establish some patterns for simple, high-value
collections: 'Array' 'Map' and 'Set'.
== Principles ==
_Assertions, not exceptions._ Assertions, when turned off, can be compiled
away. Code written to defensively check for and throw exceptions is very
hard to optimize. Development mode (was hosted mode) always has assertions
on, so any well-tested code ought to execute assertions during normal
testing.
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