# case class Scala

February 19, 2013 · 1 min read · Filed under [comparison](https://matthicks.com/category/comparison/) [example](https://matthicks.com/category/example/) [java](https://matthicks.com/category/java/) [jug](https://matthicks.com/category/jug/) [learning](https://matthicks.com/category/learning/) [personal](https://matthicks.com/category/personal/) [programming](https://matthicks.com/category/programming/) [scala](https://matthicks.com/category/scala/)

I've been pretty busy the past few weeks with clients and haven't had much time to blog. Last week, however, I gave a presentation to the [OKC JUG (Java Users Group)](http://okcjug.org/) about Scala. As anyone that actually reads my blog must know, Scala is my primary language and I absolutely love it. This week since I don't have a lot of time to delve into anything complex I'll simply share my presentation slides comparing Scala and Java code:

**[Case class scala](http://www.slideshare.net/MattHicks2/case-class-scala "Case class scala")** from **[Matt Hicks](http://www.slideshare.net/MattHicks2)**

It is amazing how much more simplistic tasks can be accomplished in Scala versus Java.