All they do is guarantee that a type has methods A,B,C available.
What might be slightly confusing are trait bounds on generics. They are kind of like traits themselves but not exactly. They implicitly say "this generic parameter must make methods A, B, C available via Trait X".
All they do is guarantee that a type has methods A,B,C available.
What might be slightly confusing are trait bounds on generics. They are kind of like traits themselves but not exactly. They implicitly say "this generic parameter must make methods A, B, C available via Trait X".