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web host reseller A lion is a kind of animal, so would be a subtype of : interface Lion extends Animal {} Lion king = ...; Where we need some animal, we're free to provide a lion: Animal a = king; A lion can of course be put into a lion cage: Cage<Lion> lionCage = ..

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