what does hierarchical abstraction mean in programming??
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The classes at the top are more general (or abstract) and the classes at the bottom are more specific (or concrete). It is usually the concrete classes that we instantiate objects from. ... The "isa" hierarchy is a compile-time hierarchy, in that it involves classes extending other classes
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can you give a simple real world example??
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