why java does not support multiple inheritance
Answer Posted / akhila
java does not support the multiple inheritance directly,but
it supports multiple inheritance throw interfaces,why means
in JVM get som abigious problem and will get confused as
which method it wil take.it creates complexity.so it does
not supports multiple inheritance directly.
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