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Hi Guys, 
So if i have a type parameter, is there no way to say that it can be “Any” except  “Exception” ?

tvede: not directly. `Any` is just too broad.

As a workaround you can create an overload with `T: Exception` which throws on calling

Thanks,was afraid I overlooked something. 
Well the idea is that, when modeling results (which are either good or bad), then having a unified construct, could be a good idea, but not being able to say “exceptions are not good results” (i know this can depend on the type of thing you are modeling).  :stuck_out_tongue:

(btw that above was to the wrong thread :joy:)

Your case is easily solvable with strong typing

```
sealed class Result {
    class Good(val result: Any)
    class Bad(val exs: Exception)
}
```

Now you write  functions for `Result.Good`