> Does Scala only have one type of list??? > Well I'm still very much a Scala newbie, but my understanding is that Scala's main List is immutable and geared a bit towards functional programming. That's the one you get when you call the factory method List(). Scala also has Arrays, which are like mutable lists. Plus you can use the Java collections as well from Scala, which you might use when calling existing Java APIs from Scala.
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