With a 'generic' interface declaration we could remove the (type T) annotations. The compiler would still know what type parameters are needed (because they are

With a 'generic' interface declaration we could remove the (type T) annotations. The compiler would still know what type parameters are needed (because they are used in the function prototype.) // generic works like an interface type T generic { comparable // generic allows additional constraints } // we know the type parameters by the use of T // (because T is generic type) func Same(a, b T) T { ... } // calls may still need to include the type parameters, // but type inference will generally make them unnecessary s := Same(type string)("hi","howdy") s := Same("hi","howdy")