John Sundell • 10/21/2021

Specialized extensions using generic type constraints

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This Swift programming article demonstrates how to apply generic type constraints using the 'where' keyword to create conditional extensions. It covers patterns like adding methods to sequences only when elements meet specific protocol requirements and making generic types like Array conditionally conform to protocols.

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