[Swift Standard Library] Which Protocols are there

by ggt667 4 years ago

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After reading this blog post( https://swiftwithmajid.com/2020/01/22/optimizing-views-in-swiftui-using-equatableview/ ) I wanted to see which other protocols come with the Swift Standard Library.

These are them:

PROTOCOL(Sequence)
PROTOCOL(IteratorProtocol)
PROTOCOL(RawRepresentable)
PROTOCOL(Equatable)
PROTOCOL(Hashable)
PROTOCOL(Comparable)
PROTOCOL(Error)
PROTOCOL_(ErrorCodeProtocol)
PROTOCOL(OptionSet)
PROTOCOL(CaseIterable)
PROTOCOL(SIMDScalar)
PROTOCOL_(BridgedNSError)
PROTOCOL_(BridgedStoredNSError)
PROTOCOL_(CFObject)
PROTOCOL_(SwiftNewtypeWrapper)
PROTOCOL(CodingKey)
PROTOCOL(Encodable)
PROTOCOL(Decodable)
PROTOCOL_(ObjectiveCBridgeable)
PROTOCOL_(DestructorSafeContainer)
PROTOCOL(StringInterpolationProtocol)
PROTOCOL(Differentiable)

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