This should be an obvious one but I’ve not yet found an elegant solution. For various reasons, I need to create an immutable Scala map (scala.collection.immutable.Map from Scala 2.10), but I can only write Java code. How do I do this?
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This should be an obvious one but I’ve not yet found an elegant solution. For various reasons, I need to create an immutable Scala map (scala.collection.immutable.Map from Scala 2.10), but I can only write Java code. How do I do this?
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