Wrong order of sections in chapter "case class" of scala book

[marcelo-rosa]

I think Section No mutator methods should be moved after Section An apply method means you don’t need new, since the example of the first section requires the user have seen the example of the second section.

Or, you cannot execute

scala> christina.name
res0: String = Christina

// can't mutate the `name` field
scala> christina.name = "Fred"
<console>:10: error: reassignment to val
       christina.name = "Fred"

without having executed

scala> case class Person(name: String, relation: String)
defined class Person

// "new" not needed before Person
scala> val christina = Person("Christina", "niece")
christina: Person = Person(Christina,niece)

[SethTisue]

@alvinj wdyt?

[alvinj]

Let me take a look at this. We changed parts of the book when I added it here, and I may have moved something so that it’s out of order.

[alvinj]

Wow, yeah, something is wrong with that page. If I can’t fix it today, I’ll get it fixed this weekend.

[alvinj]

I forgot to reference this issue when I submitted my pull request a few days ago, but that pull request is #1679. I see that it says “All checks have failed”, but I hope that’s a minor thing.

[SethTisue]

I see that it says “All checks have failed”, but I hope that’s a minor thing.

Hmm, weird. I'll comment about that on the PR itself.

[SethTisue]

fixed by #1682. thanks @marcelo-rosa for the report