Understanding the "some" and "any" keywords in Swift 5.7 - Swift Senpai
Post published:June 21, 2022 Post category:Swift Post author:Lee Kah Seng The some and any keywords are not new in Swift. The some keyword was introduced in Swift 5.1 whereas the any keyword was introduced in Swift 5.6. In Swift 5.7, Apple makes another great improvement on both of these keywords. We can now use both of these keywords in the function’s parameter position! func doSomething(with a:
Some keyword in Swift: Opaque types explained with code examples
The some keyword in Swift declares opaque types, and Swift 5.1 introduced it with support for opaque result types. Many engineers experience working with opaque types for the first time when writing a body of a SwiftUI view. Though, it’s often unclear what some keyword does and when to use them in other places. With the introduction of Opaque Parameter Declarations in SE-0341, there are many more
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Generics in Swift explained with code examples
What’s the difference between any and some in Swift 5.7? – Donny Wals
Beginner's guide to modern generic programming in Swift - The.Swift.Dev.
