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…ngleton Objects' section. Class 'Circle' is defined as case class in given code segment. Using 'new' keyword is redundant when creating instances of case class as explained in section 'Case Classes'.
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Remove 'new' keyword when creating instances of case class in 'Lower type bounds' section.
Apply IntelliJ suggestion in 'Inner classes' section to make code more concise and shorter.
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Remove 'new' keyword when creating instances of 'Circle' class in 'Singleton Objects' section.
Class 'Circle' is defined as case class in given code segment.
Using 'new' keyword is redundant when creating instances of case class
as explained in section 'Case Classes'.