scala - Traits vs template -

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i m new in scala , wonder what's differences between traits , template ? when should use template , when should use traits ? thanks

it depends mean template.
if (wikipedia) feature allow functions , classes operate generic types, template , trait 2 orthogonal notions.

traits can use generic type (see so question instance), there here offer alternative multiple inheritance, offering mixin class composition stackable behavior.


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