Quiz 2
1. Used to mark a protocol method that must be implemented.
2. Creating an instance that points to the same memory.
3. The ability for a type to be initialized in different ways.
4. Accessing metadata about types at runtime.
5. Used to define a scope where memory is managed.
6. A type that can store any type that conforms to a protocol.
7. Preventing data race in shared objects.
8. Defining a custom way to handle errors.
9. Used to transform a sequence.
10. Using result builders to create complex structures.
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