What do you mean by multiple inheritance and multilevel
inheritance? Differentiate between them.
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Answer / ramya
multiple inheritance is the class derived from more than
one base class & where as coming to multilevel inheritance
it derives one class to one base class via intermediate
base class
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Answer / ravinder kumar
Multiple: ClassA--extends-->ClassB, ClassA--extends--
>ClassC, ClassA--extends-->ClassD class A can Inherit all
the classes and can have access on all calss' public
properties and functions.
MultiLevel: ClassA-->ClassB-->ClassC-->ClassD and ClassD
will have the accesss on all the properties of its upper
level class like C,B and A
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