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in todays video well be comparing class-based object-oriented programming as implemented in java with the trait system in rust in object-oriented programming we use objects to group data and procedures that operate on that data in java classes are used to store data in the form of class variables and procedures in the form of class methods in rust structs and enums are used to store data and implementation blocks are used to store functionality related to that data in java constructors are used to define how a class should be instantiated and then the new keyword is used to actually instantiate a class rust does not have the notion of constructors you can instantiate a struct or enum directly or if you dont want to expose the data inside your enum or struct you can create a constructor-like function and the idiomatic way to do this is to create an associated function aka a static method called new the new function will return an instance of your struct or enum and then you can use t
