Polymorphism in Rust

Polymorphism in Rust.
In the previous post we explored the use of generic types in Rust and some of the common reasons for doing so. In this post, I’d like to take a step back and look at the full spectrum of options Rust makes available for accomplishing polymorphism, and get under the covers so we fully understand the tradeoffs of the decisions we make as Rust developers.
Rust’s Polymorphic Choice If you’re reading this post, you’ve almost certainly heard of the term “polymorphism”.

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