0x00 Lesson
Protocols
are a way of describing what properties and methods something must have.You then tell Swift which types use that protocol - a process known as adopting or conforming to a protocol.
For example, we can write a function that accepts something with an id
property, but we don’t care precisely what type of data is used. We’ll start by creating an Identifiable
protocol, which will require all conforming types to have an id
string that can be read (“get”) or written (“set”):
protocol Identifiable {
var id: String { get set }
}
We can't
create instances of that protocol - it’s a description of what we want, rather than something we can create and use directly. But we can
create a struct that conforms to it:
struct User: Identifiable {
var id: String
}
Finally, we’ll write a displayID()
function that accepts any Identifiable
object:
func displayID(thing: Identifiable) {
print("My ID is \(thing.id)")
}
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