Last time, we looked at generics and traits at a high level. This time, we dig deeper on traits, looking specifically at std::iter::Iterator
as an example of a powerful trait that can be composed across types, and then at how we might compose multiple traits on a single type.
We also talk about the syntax for traits, the use of marker traits, some of the things you can’t presently do with traits, and even just a smidge about the future of traits in Rust. All that in less than 20 minutes!
You’ll find today’s source example fairly interesting, I think: it’s just one type, but it uses almost every concept discussed on the show today!
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