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Rust generics vs Java generics
In my previous article, I said I needed to stop thinking of Rust generics as Java generics, because in Rust, generic types are erased.
Someone gently pointed out that they are also erased in Java, the difference was elsewhere. And so, let’s learn the difference together.
Java generics
I learned Java first (a long, long time ago), and their approach to generics made sense to me at the time.