>more values are of type `Any` compared to `String` But less values are of type `(Any) -> Unit...

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[karelpeeters]

more values are of type Any compared to String

But less values are of type (Any) -> Unit then of (String) -> Unit, so the former is more specific.

[Andreas Sinz]

I've correct my answer because I realized to late that you talked about T vs Any not String vs Any

[Andreas Sinz]

being "more specific" depends on the context

[Andreas Sinz]

Any is less specific compared to String when you look at the possible values it can hold. On the other hand Any is more specific compared to String when you look at the possible operations you can do with them

[karelpeeters]

True, I only focused on the specific problem @jdiaz was having.

[araqnid]

Producer Extends (covariance), Consumer Super (contravariance)