As Swift developers, we constantly strive to write code that is not only efficient and readable but also reusable and type-safe. Imagine a scenario where you need to implement a data structure like a Stack, but you want it to work with integers, strings, custom objects, or any other type, without writing a separate Stack implementation for each. Or perhaps you're building a networking layer that fetches and decodes various types of data from an API. This is where Swift Generics come into play, transforming your code from rigid and repetitive…
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