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u/CinnamonHeart ยท 2 pointsr/learnprogramming

Read books! Implement small projects.

Underscore.io recently open-sourced all of their books. Essential Scala is quite good imo: http://underscore.io/books/essential-scala/

Another great book is Scala for the Impatient, but it's more of a crash course in scala than a book on FP in scala.

If you want a great book on functional programming as an idea, 'Functional Programming in Scala' is great. It's not really a book on how to program in scala, but more of a general FP book which happens to be in scala. Many of its ideas can be translated into C#.

Underscore.io's other book, Advanced Scala With Cats is good too, but imo should wait until you've read 'Functional Programming in Scala'.