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The document outlines a progression from apprentice to master craftsman for learning Scala. It begins with recommending Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs as a starting point for apprentices. For journeymen level 1 and 2, it suggests additional books and resources to continue advancing skills. Journeymen level 3 focuses on mastering more advanced concepts by reading part 3 of certain books and using tools like REPLs and IDEs such as IntelliJ to become a master Scala craftsman.
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