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Can we super in class type

 
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class Pie<T super Apple>{
Can we super in class type?
I am having doubt on it and nowhere i found whether i can or not. I know its a simple one, but i need to know this.
 
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Type declarations cannot have super or wildcards<?> class or method both.
 
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It is illegal. Give me an example where it could be useful. Only with wildcard "super" is legal.
 
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legal ok but not for declaring types for the class and methods.
 
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Thanks to all, now i got that <T super ..> cant be used with class type
and <?> cant be used with Generic method and Class declaration type...
 
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