Implement generic types and traits
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Understand what generic types and traits are and how to use them in Rust.
What generic types are and how “wrapper” types use them., What traits are and how they help us define shared behavior., How to implement an existing trait for a custom type., How to implement a custom trait for an existing type., How trait bounds help us write generic functions., How to implement an Iterator trait to iterate through collections.
A solid understanding of Rust’s types, ownerships, and moves. If you have any questions about those subjects, review the module Understand how Rust manages memory.
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