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@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ When an associated type or method declaration has a single bound in the `where`

In general, the [Rust Style Guide](../../style-guide/) states to wrap `where` clauses onto subsequent lines, with the keyword `where` on a line of its own and then the individual clauses indented on subsequent lines.

However, in the 2024 style edition, when writing an associated type declaration or a method declaration (with no body), a short `where` clause can appear on the same line.
However, in the 2024 Style Edition, when writing an associated type declaration or a method declaration (with no body), a short `where` clause can appear on the same line.

This is particularly useful for Generic Associated Types (GATs), which often need `Self: Sized` bounds.
This is particularly useful for generic associated types (GATs), which often need `Self: Sized` bounds.

In Rust 2021 and before, this would look like: