AnyObject, Any, any: Any.

Any can represent an instance of any type at all, including function types:

let arrayOfAny: [Any] = [
    0,
    "string",
    { (message: String) -> Void in print(message) }
]

To me, the same rules apply to Any compared to AnyObject meaning that you should always seek to use concrete types instead. Any is more flexible by allowing you to cast instances of any type, making code harder to predict compared to using concrete types.

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