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In this video tutorial we’ll look at how to use Generics in a Swift function. A generic function or method works on collections of different types. Or to put it another way, a function could accept different parameter types when called. In this lesson we’ll use two simple types, String and Int. Like many of our previous Swift tutorial video podcasts, we’ll work in an iOS Playground file, but this same code works fine in any Swift based project: Mac, tvOS, iOS.

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How to Program Generics with Swift (Episode 22)

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Hosts: Justin Dike, Clevon O’Doul

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