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<code>T</code> is not an actual type. It is a stand-in on components that can work on arbitrary types. | |||
An example would be [[ValueCopy (Component)|ValueCopy<T>]] which can copy any type of value, so the T stands for whichever type a specific ValueCopy was created for. | An example would be [[ValueCopy (Component)|ValueCopy<T>]] which can copy any type of value, so the T stands for whichever type a specific ValueCopy was created for. | ||
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T is not an actual type. It is a stand-in on components that can work on arbitrary types.
An example would be ValueCopy<T> which can copy any type of value, so the T stands for whichever type a specific ValueCopy was created for.