Answer / amit singh

logic is simple differnet
imagine you create a class
Class A
{
A()
{
super()
}
}
ya this class extends Object class implicitly
and it will definitely call the Object class constructor

but if you extends the Class A explicitly
then what will happen

class A0
{
AO()
{
super();
}
}
class A extends AO
{
A()
{
super();
}
}
}

so what happen because the Object class Replace by this
immediate super class which is in your Apis which you build
in your project

now the class AO is responsible to implicit extends Object
class
so what is the mean that Object inheritence is passeddown
through your Immediate super class
so don't say that implicit inheritence creete the mulitiple
inherritence
"because in java is not allowed beacaus so ambiguity
when one class extends Two classes and both have same method
signature
then which method will call
Amit singh
amitsing2008@gmail.com
amit09mca

Answer / manikandansit

Hello Mr.Kartik Naidhruva.I m not asking this is foolish or
not.i jus asking to explain.even though the question is
foolish don't answer like fool.jus explain how my question
is wrong that's better.jus explain about Object class

Answer / biswajit singh

I completely agree with Amit Singh. Excellent example.

Answer / kartik naidhruva

Its foolish to say a class extends more than one class...
Who told u that!!!!
inorder to implement multiple inheritance in java we use
INTERFACES....
with the help of interfaces we can Partially implement
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