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Traits in Rust 🦀 Traits define a set of methods that a type must implement. Think of them as contracts that a type must fulfill. Using traits, you can write functions and methods that operate on many different types, as long as they implement the specific trait. Why Use Traits? Polymorphism: Write generic code that can operate on any type that implements the trait. Code Reuse: Define shared behavior in a trait and implement it for multiple types. Abstraction: Abstract away implementation details, focusing on what a type can do rather than how it does it. In the below example: I have defined a `Summary` trait with a single method summarize. I have implemented this trait for the `Article` struct. I have created a `notify` function that can accept any type of implementation of the `Summary` trait, allowing for polymorphism.

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