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Type bounds

B <: U imposes a upper bound on type U, while B >: L imposes a lower bound. This is useful for generic methods that takes only classes on a particular inheritance tree as its type parameters.

The official tour has a pretty good explanation: Upper bounds and Lower bounds

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