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A generic type or function declaration includes a generic parameter clause,
consisting of one or more generic parameters enclosed by angle brackets (<>).
Each generic parameter has a name,
and may also specify a type constraint.
For example,
the following structure declaration has two generic parameters:
struct S<T,U: Equatable>
The first generic parameter is named "T"
and has no type constraint.
The second generic parameter is named "U"
and a type constraint on "Equatable".