typeconstraints
Type constraints are rules that restrict the set of types that may be used as parameters to generic types or functions. They express properties a type must satisfy and enable static checking at compile time. Constraints are implemented through bounds, interfaces, traits, or type classes, and their syntax and semantics vary by language.
In many languages, constraints specify that a type must belong to a certain hierarchy or implement particular
The practical purpose of type constraints is to enable writing generic code that can operate on a
Common design considerations include how constraints affect type inference, readability, and the balance between generality and