Implementing generic TryFrom for Option doesn’t work
I use TryFrom to convert my type to some concrete types.
In Rust, is there a trait implemented by any type T such that t.clone() yields a T?
Suppose that I am trying to make a function like:
How to enforce generic parameter to be of type u8, u16, u32, or u64 in Rust?
I’m trying to write a function in Rust that should accept a generic parameter T, but I want to enforce T to be one of the unsigned integer types (u8, u16, u32, or u64). Additionally, I want to restrict T to support certain bitwise operations such as AND (&) and OR (|), as well as bitwise assignment operators (&= and |=).
Assignment and copy of BigUint in generics
I would like to write code for unsigned integer (and later maybe signed integer) no matter their type. So the way to go is to use generic types and implementing the super trait “Unsigned”. But I have a problem with BigUint.
Here is a basic code for an extended euclid algorithm.
How can I implement this Fibonacci algorithm using a generic integer type?
I have the following code which, when given a number n, calculates the nth Fibonacci number.