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This guide describes the API of the `scala.actors` package of Scala 2.8/2.9. The organization follows groups of types that logically belong together. The trait hierarchy is taken into account to structure the individual sections. The focus is on the run-time behavior of the various methods that these traits define, thereby complementing the existing Scaladoc-based API documentation.
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NOTE: In Scala 2.10 the Actors library is deprecated and will be removed in future Scala releases. Users should use [Akka](http://akka.io) actors from the package `akka.actor`. For migration from Scala actors to Akka refer to the [Actors Migration Guide](docs.scala-lang.org/overviews/core/actors-migration-guide.html).
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NOTE: In Scala 2.10 the Actors library is deprecated and will be removed in future Scala releases. Users should use [Akka](http://akka.io) actors from the package `akka.actor`. For migration from Scala actors to Akka refer to the [Actors Migration Guide](actors-migration-guide.html).
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## The actor traits Reactor, ReplyReactor, and Actor
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