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Which type of loop guarantees that the code inside will execute at least once?
What will the sumSquares function compute when called with arguments 1 and 3?
What is a key feature of immutable collections in Scala?
What is a characteristic of arrays in Scala?
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Which of the following correctly defines a list in Scala?
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What happens when you try to add an element to a list in Scala?
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Which statement about sets in Scala is true?
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How do you access an element in an array in Scala?
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What is the primary difference between arrays and lists in Scala?
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Which operation allows you to add an element to the head of a list in Scala?
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In Scala, which of the following is NOT a collection type?
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What type of operation do transformations in RDDs represent?
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Which of the following best describes the behavior of transformations in RDDs?
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What does the map
transformation do in the context of RDDs?
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In the context of key-value RDD transformations, what does 'k' represent?
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What is the purpose of the filter
transformation in an RDD?
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What is meant by 'lineage' in the context of RDD transformations?
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What is the result of using the reduce
operation on an RDD?
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Which function is commonly associated with aggregating values in key-value RDDs?
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Study Notes
Scala Collections
- Scala collections can be mutable or immutable.
- Mutable collections can be updated or extended in place.
- Immutable collections never change; additions, removals, or updates operators return a new collection and leave the old collection unchanged.
RDD Operations
- There are two types of operations:
- Transformations: used to build the logical plan for an RDD
- Actions: trigger the computation of an RDD
Transformations
- Transformations create a new RDD from an existing one.
- All transformations are lazy, meaning they do not compute their results immediately.
- Transformations are only computed when an action requires a result to be returned to the driver program.
Generic RDD Transformations
- The map transformation applies a given function to each RDD record independently.
Lineage
- Lineage refers to the chain of transformations used to build an RDD.
- RDDs are stored as a chain of objects capturing the lineage of each RDD.
Key-Value RDD Transformations
- Key-value RDDs are pairs, where k is the key and v is the value.
- To create a key-value RDD, simply map over the current RDD to create a basic key-value structure.
Key-Value RDD Transformations - Aggregation
- The aggregateByKey method aggregates the values associated with each key.
- To use the aggregateByKey method, define a function that sums up the values for each key.
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Explore the fundamental concepts of Scala collections, including mutable and immutable types. Dive into RDD operations with a focus on transformations and actions, and understand the importance of lineage in managing RDDs.