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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion tutorials/FAQ/chaining-implicits.md
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The pimp my library pattern allows one to seemingly add a method to a class by
The enrich-my-library pattern allows one to seemingly add a method to a class by
making available an implicit conversion from that class to one that implements
the method.

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What are View Bounds used for?
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View bounds are used mostly to take advantage of the _pimp my library_ pattern,
View bounds are used mostly to take advantage of the _enrich my library_ pattern,
through which one "adds" methods to an existing class, in situations where you
want to return the original type somehow. If you do not need to return that
type in any way, then you do not need a view bound.
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Well, big deal. Scala can pimp existing types with new methods just like
Well, big deal. Scala can enrich existing types with new methods just like
C#, but using a different syntax. In related news, Lisp uses a different
kind of bracket: film at eleven. Why should we be interested in Scala
implicits if they’re just another take on extension methods?
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