Swift Tips #31 - some (Opaque Return Types)

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[@v_pradeilles]

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[@iJigarThakkar]

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[@keithweiss229]

I finally understand now! Great job explaining the some keyword.

[@yassss]

Bien expliqué ! Merci.

[@amitarya4894]

Thank you so much 🙏, superb explanation in a few minutes 💯💯

[@efecetin8475]

Thanks a lot!

[@tonysameh]

Finally I understood "some"!

[@enricpou9687]

Thanks again for share your knowledge!!

[@andrewolkhovsky7811]

Thanks, very good explanation

[@codeelsewhere]

Wonderful explaination mate.
line 26 indicates the real reason of this new keyword `some`.
"some equatable is not equal to any equatable"
Hence it is opaque type as only compiler know the real type behind it, not the developer all the times

[@rooo2000]

well done man, good explanation

[@cordell777]

Cool video and explanation!

[@iCode21]

Always helpful

[@rasheedm2084]

Good one 👍🏻

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