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4.3.3.Convert interface to super-interface
public class MainClass {
  public static void main(String[] argv) {
    MySubInterface sub = new MyClass();
    MyInterface i = sub;
  }
}

interface MyInterface {
  public void aMethod();
}

interface MySubInterface extends MyInterface {
  public void bMethod();

}

class MyClass implements MySubInterface {
  public void aMethod() {
  }

  public void bMethod() {
  }
}
4.3.Reference Type Casting
4.3.1.Object reference conversion
4.3.2.An interface type can be converted to an interface type or to Object.
4.3.3.Convert interface to super-interface
4.3.4.Object Method-Call Conversion
4.3.5.Cast between an interface and a nonfinal object.
4.3.6.Runtime casting: the class being converted must be itself or must inherit from it.
4.3.7.If New type is an interface, the class of the expression being converted must implement New type.
4.3.8.For = with object references, if the type of the left operand is a class C, then the type of the right operand must be a subclass of C or the null value.
4.3.9.If the type of the left operand is an interface I, the type of the right operand must be a subinterface of I, or a class that implements I, or the null value.
4.3.10.A reference to any object can be cast into a reference to an object of class Object.
4.3.11.A reference to an object can be cast into a reference to an object of its parent class.
4.3.12.A reference to an object can be cast into a reference to an object of its implemented interface
4.3.13.A reference to an object can be cast into a reference to an object of its implemented super interface
4.3.14.Casting Object References with Collections
4.3.15.An Object reference can be converted to:
4.3.16.Use a reference variable to refer to any object that is a subclass of the declared reference variable type
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