Any vs AnyObject vs Generic in Swift || iOS Interview Questions || iOS Coding Interview

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[@Rahul-jf5kf]

Hi Nilesh, at 18:46 no problem if we use Int and double, can you please explain

[@AppDeveloperPoint]

So basically if we are confirming to generic with one T type, So you have to pass same data type. You can either pass both int, both string or any same data type

[@Rahul-jf5kf]

@@AppDeveloperPoint but one int and one double working fine. func printNumbers(a:T,b:T){ print(a) print(b) } printNumbers(a: 2,b: 3.5)

[@AppDeveloperPoint]

Because int can always be typecasted to Double. Thats why its working. If you will notice your print value, You will find that Int will convert to double

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