Get Started with Rust: Generics
Get Started with Rust: Generics Generic programming allows programmers to write general algorithms that work with arbitrary types. It reduces code duplication and provides type safety, which enables us to write more concise and clean code. This approach is also known as parametric polymorphism or templates in other languages. Rust supports two types of generic code: Compile-time generics, similar to C++ templates. Run-time generics, similar to virtual functions in C++ and generics in Java. Serokell has a broad […]