If we compare the two different implementations of the code (generic and non-generic), the main difference is that we have reduced the amount of code we need as the two structs were the same in all but the name. We have also simplified the code so that we have a single call to calc and allow the compiler to decide which one we need based on the type passed in.
- Preface
- Introducing and Installing Rust
- Variables
- Variable mutability
- Summary
- Input and Output
- Conditions, Recursion, and Loops
- Remember, Remember
- Creating Your Own Rust Applications
- Matching and Structures
- The Rust Application Lifetime
- Introducing Generics, Impl, and Traits
- Creating Your Own Crate
- Concurrency in Rust
- Now It's Your Turn!
- The Standard Library
- Chapter format
- What is the standard library?
- The standard modules
- std::Any
- std::ascii
- std::borrow
- std::boxed
- std::cell
- std::char
- std::clone
- std::cmp
- std::collections
- std::convert
- std::default
- std:env
- std:error
- std::f32
- std::f64
- std:ffi
- std::fmt
- std::fs
- std::hash
- std::i8
- std::i16
- std::i32
- std::i64
- std::io
- std::isize
- std::iter
- std::marker
- std::mem
- std:net
- std::num
- std::os
- std::panic
- std::path
- std::process
- std::ptr
- std::slice
- std::str
- std::string
- std::sync
- std::thread
- std::time
- std::u8
- std::u16
- std::u32
- std::u64
- std::usize
- std::vec
- Summary
- Foreign Function Interfaces
- Introducing our simple library
- The three-step program
- Summary
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