In Scala, we can implement timeouts using Futures and the scala.concurrent.duration package. Here’s how we can translate the Go example:
Running this program shows the first operation timing out and the second succeeding.
In this Scala version:
We use Futures to represent asynchronous computations.
The Thread.sleep calls simulate long-running operations.
We use Await.result to wait for a Future to complete, with a specified timeout.
If the Future doesn’t complete within the timeout, a TimeoutException is thrown, which we catch and handle.
This approach provides similar functionality to the original example, allowing us to bound the execution time of operations and handle timeouts gracefully.