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To use the Scala Collections API with an NSArray or NSDictionary you simply need to add an import:

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import scala.collection.JavaConversions._

Then After that, you can may access the typical Scala collection methods directly on NSArray.  This employs a feature of Scala known as implicit conversions to automagically cast a NSArray (a Java Iterable) into a Scala Iterable while leaving the actual object unchanged.  Alternatively, you could generate an actual new scala.List instance by calling myNSArray.toList.

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