Description

1. Linux/Mac OS X:

To fetch the installed Scala version by command |scala -version| in Terminal, Linux and macOS programs are used. This command specifically asks the scala executable for its verion details and while doing so prints it at Terminal. The output is comprised of scala.java language’s release number indicating what scala level has been installed.

2. Windows:

Moreover, it is done using Command Prompt in Windows systems to find the Scala version which is similar to Linux and macOS. This command works just like its Linux and macOS counterpart by presenting the scala version details on the command prompt screen.

For Scala developers, it is very important to check the Scala version in the terminal. To make sure that your system is compatible with libraries, frameworks, etc., and to resolve any specific issues that might arise during programming, knowing the Scala version installed on a computer is vital. Within this tutorial, we shall provide you with an illustrated explanation of how to check the Scala version on various operating systems using the command line.