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foreign here for infoworld in this episode of Dev with sirdar were going to take a look at rusts trait system traits in Rust let us Define methods or behaviors for groups of types that arent necessarily otherwise related so if you have several types that are different under the hood but they could do some of the same things then you could create a common trait for those types and Define how those behaviors work lets start with a basic example this is one that Ive adapted with a little bit of modification from the book of rust Im going to create a trait called acceptable which is a trait that I use to generate excerpts or abbreviated versions of text from a number of different data types with text in them the first version of The exertable Trait it doesnt do very much it just implements one method excerpt and that all that does is return the string read more its basically a placeholder so if I have some type that implements excerptable with no changes
