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Someone happened to ask the same thing yesterday :simple_smile:

And i thought i got it but got it confused. Usually when i call a function dealing with generic type, i would be providing a specific parameter at call site, so in what cases would one pass a generic parameter?

Synthetic example: ```inline fun &lt;reified T&gt; foo() = println(T::class)
fun &lt;T&gt; bar() = foo&lt;T&gt;() //oops```

But this can often come up if you're in a class with a type parameter and want to use that.

Is there a better way to declare all reified all types (to force specific type parameter usage at call site) or is this the only way?

```inline fun &lt;reified T, reified R&gt; foo() ```

I meant like a single usage of reified applied instead of repeating it

Yeah I get is now, my bad. But no, there's no shorter way.