Define function in scala using DataFrame type





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I would have a simple question...
I try to use a function that ate a datframe as argument and return another dataframe



I do:



val get_nb_previous_offre : ((DataFrame) => (DataFrame)) = (arg1: DataFrame) => {
// create new_df using arg1 (=DataFrame I pass in parameter)
new_df
}


I get the error:



<console>:32: error: not found: type DataFrame
val get_nb_previous_offre : ((DataFrame) => (DataFrame)) = (arg1: DataFrame) => {


Is there a librairy I have to import to use DataFrame as a type for my function?










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    I would have a simple question...
    I try to use a function that ate a datframe as argument and return another dataframe



    I do:



    val get_nb_previous_offre : ((DataFrame) => (DataFrame)) = (arg1: DataFrame) => {
    // create new_df using arg1 (=DataFrame I pass in parameter)
    new_df
    }


    I get the error:



    <console>:32: error: not found: type DataFrame
    val get_nb_previous_offre : ((DataFrame) => (DataFrame)) = (arg1: DataFrame) => {


    Is there a librairy I have to import to use DataFrame as a type for my function?










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      I would have a simple question...
      I try to use a function that ate a datframe as argument and return another dataframe



      I do:



      val get_nb_previous_offre : ((DataFrame) => (DataFrame)) = (arg1: DataFrame) => {
      // create new_df using arg1 (=DataFrame I pass in parameter)
      new_df
      }


      I get the error:



      <console>:32: error: not found: type DataFrame
      val get_nb_previous_offre : ((DataFrame) => (DataFrame)) = (arg1: DataFrame) => {


      Is there a librairy I have to import to use DataFrame as a type for my function?










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      I would have a simple question...
      I try to use a function that ate a datframe as argument and return another dataframe



      I do:



      val get_nb_previous_offre : ((DataFrame) => (DataFrame)) = (arg1: DataFrame) => {
      // create new_df using arg1 (=DataFrame I pass in parameter)
      new_df
      }


      I get the error:



      <console>:32: error: not found: type DataFrame
      val get_nb_previous_offre : ((DataFrame) => (DataFrame)) = (arg1: DataFrame) => {


      Is there a librairy I have to import to use DataFrame as a type for my function?







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          Yes you need to import this type :



          import org.apache.spark.sql.DataFrame





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