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@alvarag alvarag commented May 20, 2020

Updated some new translations of the Scala Tour for Spanish language.

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@alvarag Thanks for contribution!

I can't review this myself, so could you find someone else who can?

@eed3si9n eed3si9n changed the title New translations and some minor changes Spanish: New translations and some minor changes May 26, 2020
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alvarag commented May 27, 2020

I can't review this myself, so could you find someone else who can?

I guess that @mjuez could be a candidate for reviewing the changes.

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Changes are good in overall, I have found some minor misprings that are indicated in the comments marked with eyes. Thank you for your effort, @alvarag.


## Scala es funcional ##
Scala es también un lenguaje funcional en el sentido que toda función es un valor. Scala provee una sintaxis ligera para definir funciones anónimas. Soporta [funciones de primer orden](higher-order-functions.html), permite que las funciones sean [anidadas](nested-functions.html), y soporta [currying](multiple-parameter-lists.html). Las [clases caso](case-classes.html) de Scala y las construcciones incorporadas al lenguaje para [reconocimiento de patrones](pattern-matching.html) modelan tipos algebráicos usados en muchos lenguajes de programación funcionales.
Scala es también un lenguaje funcional en el sentido que toda función es un valor. Scala provee una sintaxis ligera para definir funciones anónimas. Soporta [funciones de primer orden](higher-order-functions.html), permite funciones [anidadas](nested-functions.html), y soporta [currying](multiple-parameter-lists.html). Las [case class (clases caso)](case-classes.html) de Scala y las construcciones incorporadas al lenguaje para [reconocimiento de patrones](pattern-matching.html) modelan tipos algebraicos usados en muchos lenguajes de programación funcionales.

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funciones de primer orden => Funciones de orden superior, ¿no?

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LGTM

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Thanks guys.

@eed3si9n eed3si9n merged commit dd65c51 into scala:master May 28, 2020
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