place the code into the GenericB class definition to make the class compile successfully. import java.util.*; public class GenericB (1)___ { public (2)___ foo; public void setFoo( (3)___ foo ) { this.foo = foo; } public (4)___ getFoo() { return foo; } public static void main (String [] args) { GenericB bar = new GenericB (); bar. setFoo (new Cat ()); cat c = bar. getFoo(); } } interface pet { } class Cat implements Pet { } Code to place (A) ? extends Pet (B) T extends Pet (C) ? implements Pet (D) T implements Pet (E) Pet extends T (F) ? (G) T (H) (I) Pet

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place the code into the GenericB class definition to make the class compile successfully. import java.util.*; public class GenericB (1)___ > { &emsp; public (2)___ foo; &emsp; public void setFoo( (3)___ foo ) { &emsp;&emsp; this.foo = foo; &emsp; } &emsp; public (4)___ getFoo() { &emsp;&emsp; return foo; &emsp; } &emsp; public static void main (String [] args) { &emsp;&emsp; GenericB bar = new GenericB (); &emsp;&emsp; bar. setFoo (new Cat ()); &emsp;&emsp; cat c = bar. getFoo(); &emsp; } } interface pet { } class Cat implements Pet { } Code to place (A) ? extends Pet (B) T extends Pet (C) ? implements Pet (D) T implements Pet (E) Pet extends T (F) ? (G) T (H) < ? > (I) Pet

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Correct Answer is : B , G, G , G

(A) ? extends Pet	(B) T extends Pet
(C) ? implements Pet	(D) T implements Pet
(E) Pet extends T	(F) ?
(G) T	(H) < ? >
(I) Pet

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