Why in scala we need to define class structure to create new object of the same class -
class readhelper{} object readhelper {} class mainapp{ val rhelp = readhelper//this line uneasy if omit class declaration of readhelper }
why in scala need define class structure create new object of same class?
actually don't.
class readhelper{} class mainapp{ val rhelp: readhelper = new readhelper } please pay attention in original case
class readhelper {} object readhelper {} class mainapp{ val rhelp: readhelper.type = readhelper } or just
object readhelper {} class mainapp{ val rhelp: readhelper.type = readhelper } rhelp has different type.
object readhelper not object (aka instance in oop-languages) of class readhelper. it's called companion object of class. class-like structure (a singleton) existing besides class. in byte code find 2 classes readhelper (the class itself) , readhelper$ (companion object).
maybe should read more classes, objects, companion objects in scala.
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