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um hello in this short video we are going to discuss the difference between copy trait and clone trade in rust so um lets start with the copy trait so first of all we all know that traits are sort of interfaces of rust their compile time and their zero zero cost so copy trait is um most of the times im going to start from the end of the spectrum from the end of the video and go to the start because im going to first say what are the differences between these two and then say what are there what are them actually underneath so the copy trait is just for simpler values its implicit most of the times are i think by almost all the times its implicit so you dont say dot copy on something its not how its working um its cheap most of the times i mean when you see um you dont see copy because its cheap thats the thing if its what if it was expensive ross would have tell you um that it is um not cheap and that is an expensive thing so you need to know about it and you cannot re-imp
