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 ==== Installation ==== ==== Installation ====
  
-**Scala** can be downloaded and installed on either a Windows or NIX platform (e.g. Linux, OS-X) [[https://​www.scala-lang.org/​download/​|here]]. For this lecture you must install **Scala 3**, and we recommend installing it using //​Coursier//​ (see the previous link)+**Scala** can be downloaded and installed on either a Windows or NIX platform (e.g. Linux, OS-X) [[https://​www.scala-lang.org/​download/​|here]]. For this lecture you must install **Scala 3.X**, and we recommend installing it using //​Coursier//​ (see the previous link) 
  
 ==== IDE ==== ==== IDE ====
  
 One of the most widely used IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for Scala is: One of the most widely used IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for Scala is:
-  * [[https://​www.jetbrains.com/​idea/​download/​ | IntellIJ]]+  * [[https://​www.jetbrains.com/​idea/​download/​ | IntellIJ]] ​- the Community Edition
   * alternatively,​ you can use [[https://​www.sublimetext.com/​download | Sublime]], which is a simpler (faster) editor. You can add syntax highlighting plugins for Scala (see: [[https://​scalameta.org/​metals/​docs/​editors/​sublime/​ | scalameta ]]), as well as worksheet/​REPL support (see: [[https://​packagecontrol.io/​packages/​SublimeREPL | SublimeREPL]]).   * alternatively,​ you can use [[https://​www.sublimetext.com/​download | Sublime]], which is a simpler (faster) editor. You can add syntax highlighting plugins for Scala (see: [[https://​scalameta.org/​metals/​docs/​editors/​sublime/​ | scalameta ]]), as well as worksheet/​REPL support (see: [[https://​packagecontrol.io/​packages/​SublimeREPL | SublimeREPL]]).