Jokes aside tho, I agree—the "anything goes" (pun intended) approach in dynamic programming languages is so annoying. Using "any" in a typed language is like "go"ing back to dynamic style, which many already are trying to escape.
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package main
import "fmt"
func main() {
duck := Duck{}
identity(duck).quack()
}
func identity[T any](t T) T {
return t
}
type Duck struct{}
func (d Duck) quack() {
fmt.Println("quack")
}
/*
quack
Program exited.
*/
