Re:Rust: “Explain GATs Like I'm 5 Years Old”
by kibwen on Monday November 07, 2022 @10:45AM
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Just so that we're clear on acronyms for everyone out there, "GADT" is a computer science term for "generalized algebraic data type", which has no relation to "GAT", which is just Rust terminology for generics in associated types (even in Rust, I doubt that anyone will bother to refer to "GAT" in the coming years, rather than just lumping them in with the concept of associated types in general; there's really no need to teach them separately).
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