Why java Don't Support Multiple interitence
Answer Posted / srinu
Java Does not support Multiple inhertiance through class
because ambiguity between variables of different classes
and to rudece memory overloading.and another reason java
extended only one class at time
java support Multiple inhertiance through interfaces.because
java class implements any number of interface at time
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