Scala underscore – ERROR: missing parameter type for expanded function

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It expands to:

myStrings.foreach(println(x => x.toString))

You want:

myStrings.foreach(x => println(x.toString))

The placeholder syntax for anonymous functions replaces the smallest possible containing expression with a function.

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