why java is not supporting multiple inheritence?
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Answer / ravikiran
Because we cann't extend more that one class with in a
class. But indirectly interfaces will provide the same
functionality by implementing more than one interfaces
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Answer / mani.d [wipro]
Java doesn't support mutiple inheritance because
of 'Diamond problem'. The 'diamond problem' is an ambiguity
that can occur when a class multiple intehertis from two
classes that both descend from a common superclass.
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Answer / sunilkumar12317
we can't extends two class to another class
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