One of the ways that I've used to learn programming languages is to solve a set of problems from Project Euler using that language. I find that even if the language is not well suited to PE-style problems, it is a good opportunity to try and think in the language. I don't work my way through the entire set of problems that I've solved so far, but enough that I start to get a feel for the language and its idioms. Since this is largely test code, I'll often play with patterns or ideas that don't necessarily make sense just as a way of feeling out different approaches.
After doing this a few times and just keeping my libraries locally, I decided I'd upload them for Scala so that I could use them as an easy reference when asking questions.
I am not going to upload the final solutions, but it should be noted that there are still going to be spoilers for how I've solved some of the problems.
There were several features of the JScience LargeInteger class that I wanted to take advantage of, so the scala libraries include a wrapper to let me use them more easily inside of Scala.
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