Generic Functions | Rust Language

Generic functions helps prevent code duplication, you can use a generic type T with a zero cost abstraction. What does this actually look like? The video shows how you use T instead of say u8, or f32, or f64. Note: Using PartialOrd tells the compiler that the types are types which must be comparable. Without this, the code won't compile.

I originally learned this from a very good tutorial by Barron Stone if anyone is interested.

Try the code here in Rust Playground :

Gist here :

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