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hows it going my name is DOM and today Im going to be talking about how to define your own traits in rust so a trade is like a certain set of rules or requirements that a object or struct must have in order to have that name of the trait if that makes sense so its better if I go by example if we define our new struct up here called the person with the two members name as a string and then age as a u8 now we can define a new trait cord has voice box and that trait will basically say or itll either have other requirements for something to have a voice box so if we say trait has voice box now inside here is where we define everything that something must have in order to have a voice box for example a voice box allows you to speak but sometimes if youre a baby you cant speak so we can also check for or check if the can be so we can define two functions inside here we can say FN speak passing itself and then end that off right there so were not using a function body here were just s