179886/what-does-t-do-in-typesript
export declare function createEntityAdapter<T>(options?: { selectId?: IdSelector<T>; sortComparer?: false | Comparer<T>; }): EntityAdapter<T>;
Can you please tell me what <T> does over here?
This is a TS Generics declaration.
T will be declared in runtime instead of compile time. So it can be any non declared variable
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