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generics - Typescript equivalent of ? unknown wildcard

Say I want to declare an array of generics in Typescript. What would be the equivalent of the unknown wildcard '?' in Java?

This does compile, but seems a little awkward MyGeneric<any>[];

I would like a declaration equivalent to Java MyGeneric<?>[];, that is, a single type array, but the type is not known when it is declared.

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I don't think Typescript has late binding generic types.

But if this particular code was in the context of a function you could use generics to achieve a similar thing.

function example<T>(val:T){
  let a : T[]

  return [val]
}

let a = example(4)
// number[] :: [4]

let b = example('hello')
// string[] :: ['hello']

Here is an interactive example: link

Try hovering over a or b to see it in action.


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