When to use Multiple Inheritance?
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Answer / karthick
Multiple inheritance means the derived class inherits from
two or more base classes.
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Answer / nishikant sahu
When i want wrap the properties of more than one class into
a single entity(class) ,then i want to use MI,but strongly
recommend to avoid MI, if this scenario occur then you
design having some problem, and it cast a lots of issue and
overhead.
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Answer / divya
inheritance is a method which means objects of one class
get the properties of objects of another class. in this we
have 5 types of inheritance
multiple inheritance means deriving a class from two or
more base classes
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Answer / dasora
when do you like inherit from more than two class
it is called multiple inheritance
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Answer / dee
Multiplae inheritance is used when we want to reuse the
code from 2 ro 3 classes.
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Answer / meenu kathuria
Multiple Inheritance:
to acquire properties of two or more classes in a single class.
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