swift function returning an Array

In Swift Array is generic type, so you have to specify what type array contains. For example:

func myArrayFunc(inputArray:Array<Int>) -> Array<Int> {}

If you want your function to be generic then use:

func myArrayFunc<T>(inputArray:Array<T>) -> Array<T> {}

If you don't want to specify type or have generic function use Any type:

func myArrayFunc(inputArray:Array<Any>) -> Array<Any> {}

Depends on what is it exactly you want to do. If you want a specialized function that takes an array of a specific type MyType, then you could write something like:

func myArrayFunc(inputArray: [MyType]) -> [MyType] {    // do something to inputArray, perhaps copy it?}

If you want a generic array function, then you have to use generics. This would take an array of generic type T and return an array of generic type U:

func myGenericArrayFunc<T, U>(inputArray: [T]) -> [U] {}

thanks all (especially Kirsteins). So I've come up with this example that works well and looks logical:

func myArrayFunc(inputArray:Array<String>) -> Array<String>{var newArray = inputArray// do stuff with newArrayreturn newArray}