does .NET support multiple inheritance ?

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does .NET support multiple inheritance ?..

Answer / tushar

no .net does not supports it. but if we want to implement
multiple inheritance using interface

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does .NET support multiple inheritance ?..

Answer / nagaraja.b

No.It does not support multiple inheritance. But it can
achieved by interfacew.

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does .NET support multiple inheritance ?..

Answer / sonu sharma

Dot Net does not Support multiple inheritance b/c in
multiple inheritance more than one Super class & one child
class. In supar class may the same mathod in both class &
compiler Does Not understands which method call.

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