What is multiple inheritance ?
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Answer / sri
Multiple Inheritance is that one derived class having more
than one base class.
C/C++ will support multiple inheritance.
Java does not support multiple inheritance.
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Answer / rohan
[Base Classes]
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[Example of multiple
inheritance]
Def.: A class derived from 2 or more superclass is called a
class inherited from by multiple inheritance.
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Multiple Inheritance occurs when a class inherits from more
than one parent.
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Inheritance is the process of creating new class called
derived from the existing or base class.
A derived class with more than one base class is known as
multiple inheritance.
Real time example: A children inherits features from both
father(base1) and mother(base2)
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Answer / sudha i r
multiple inheritence means the class(child class) inherited
from multiple base class(parent class)
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Answer / vikram
A derived class with more than one base class is known as
multiple inheritance.
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Answer / funny guy
Multiple Inheritance is a feature of OOPS where the derived
class can extend features from more than one class.
That means if we have class A and class B then class C can
extend class A and class B.
Having said that from Java point of view this feature is not
supported as it may result in Diamond Problem.
C++ does support this features.
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Answer / shivaramraje nimbalkarjoshi
The mechanism in which , A Call which is created my
deriving more than one classes is called Multiple
Inheritance.
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