There are some seemingly reasonable things we might try to do with pattern matching that don't work as we might expect. We're going to take a look at those, and work out what they're actually doing and why Rust works that way.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- About Packt
- Contributors
- Preface
- Getting Ready
- Basics of the Rust Language
- The Big Ideas – Ownership and Borrowing
- Making Decisions by Pattern Matching
- One Data Type Representing Multiple Kinds of Data
- Heap Memory and Smart Pointers
- Generic Types
- Types with generic type parameters
- Limiting what types can be used for type parameters
- Implementing functionality for types with generic type parameters
- Using generic types as function return values
- Compiler errors involving generic type parameters
- Generic types on functions outside of implementation blocks
- Alternative ways to write trait bounds
- Generic types versus trait objects
- Higher-order functions and trait bounds that represent functions
- Complete implementation of a binary tree with generic type parameters
- Summary
- Important Standard Traits
- Other Books You May Enjoy
Gotchas
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