Difference between multi-level and multiple inheritance?
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Answer Posted / rajesh kumar k
Multiple inheritance :
More than one Base Class used in Derived Class
Example:
Class A (Base Class)
Class B (Base Class)
Class C (Base Class)
Class D (Derived Class)
Inherit Class A , Class B, Class C
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Multilevel Inheritance :
Base Class Used Derived Class The Same again we are using as
Base Class
Example :
Class A (Base)
Class B Inherit Class A (Derived Class for Class A
And Base Class for Class C)
Class C Inherit Class B
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