Are screens closed when used in typed typed data?

Question

In the following example, when a test closure is passed as a function parameter, it does not require @escaping. Does this mean that it is considered the closure of noescape? I am wondering if this will work to avoid heap allocation caused by escaping.

func test() {
    print("hello")
}

class b<T> {
    let closure: T
    // does not requires init(c: @escaping () -> Void)
    init(c: T) {
        self.closure = c
    }
}

var c = b(c: test)

Answer 1

Does this mean that it is considered the closure of noescape?

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Answer 2

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    var closure: Any
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    }
}

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