Pattern matching in Scala allows you to match the structure of data against a set of patterns, making it more expressive and concise than traditional switch statements.
Sealed types in Scala are often used in conjunction with pattern matching to ensure exhaustive pattern matching and provide a limited set of subtypes.
By sealing a trait or abstract class, you restrict its subclasses to only those defined within the same file.
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