When you define a generic function or type, you can set constraints on the types that may be used. Constraints can be protocols or classes, and the syntax is <T: Protocol> or <T: Class>.
<T: Protocol>
The generic function swapValues<T> works with all types, but consider this generic function:
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Where Clause
Use where when you need to set more than one constraint, for example, if T must inherit from the VehicleType class and also conform to the Comparable protocol:
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