Reading the Programming in Scala 2nd Ed and I came across this:
literal identifier "The idea is that you can put any string that's accepted by the runtime as an identifier between backtick"
I'm not entirely sure why I would use this? The book gave a use case of accessing the static yield method in Java's Thread class.
So since in Scala, yield is a reserve word, if I use yield with backticks,
Thread.`yield`()
it would ignore the Scala's yield and let me access the Java's Thread class's method yield instead?
Thank you in advance.