1.16.1. Two Ways to Make a Trait Generic
Traits can be generic in two ways:
Generic type parameters. Example: trait Foo<T>
Associated types. Example: trait Foo { type Bar; }
The difference between the two is:
1.16.1. Two Ways to Make a Trait Generic Traits can be generic in two ways: Generic type...
1.16.1. Two Ways to Make a Trait Generic
Traits can be generic in two ways:
Generic type parameters. Example: trait Foo<T>
Associated types. Example: trait Foo { type Bar; }
The difference between the two is:

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