How to have multidata type Swift arays

I would like to know if I can have a Swift array or dictionary with multiple types.

For example:

struct type1 {
    var t1: String
}

struct type2 {
    var t2: Int
}

var dataArray = [type1(t1: "Example"),type2(t2: 2025)]

I can accomplish this with something like:

struct arrayType {
    var t1: type1?
    var t2: type2?
    //to get the type
    var type: String
    init(t1: type1? = nil, t2: type2? = nil) {
        self.t1 = t1
        self.t2 = t2
        self.type = { if t1 != nil {
            "type1"
        } else if t2 != nil {
            "type2"
        } else {
            "unset"
        }}()
    }
}

var dataArray = [arrayType(t1: type1(t1: "Example")),arrayType(t2: type2(t2: 2025))]

but I was wondering if there is a better/easier/cleaner way to do it.

Using a enum like this works:

import Foundation

protocol TypeP {
    var type: String { get set }
}

struct type1: TypeP {
    var t1: String
    var type = "T1"
}

struct type2: TypeP {
    var t2: Int
    var type = "T2"
}

enum types {
    case one(type1)
    case two(type2)
    func get() -> TypeP {
        switch self {
        case .one(let t1):
            return t1
        case .two(let t2):
            return t2
        }
    }
}

var data = [types.one(type1(t1: "Example")),types.two(type2(t2: 2025)),types.one(type1(t1: "Example"))]
//to show it works
if type(of: data[2].get()) == type1.self {print(data[2].get().self as! type1)} else {print("non")}

Also, https://app.quicktype.io/ can help generate code to parse JSON when your stuck.