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However, this type will only be able to hold a value of type `u64`, to make our `Box` able to hold any generic type, we will need to use generics. The code would be modified as following:
However, this type will only be able to hold a value of type `u64`. To make our `Box` able to hold any generic type, we will need to use generics. The code would be modified as follows:

```rust
module generics::storage {
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#### Calling Functions with Generics

To call a function with a signature that contains generics, we must specify the type in square brackets, as in the following syntax:
To call a function with a signature that contains generics, we must specify the type in angle brackets, as in the following syntax:

```rust
// value will be of type storage::Box<bool>
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