Java does not support multiple inheritance.
how interface helps in the same?
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Answer Posted / naseer
In java through interface we can acheive multiple inheritence.but not class. class can extend only one class
suppose if class A has one method m1() and class B has method m1() there are two diffrent implementaion whenver we can extends two class here some confusions ..A class has diffeent implementaion and B class has diffrent implementation.
suppose interface A has one method m1() and inteface B has one method m1() whenever interface extend two interfaces common method will be there we can override any method beacuase here implementaion is common for both methods
in classse implementaion is diffreent for both methods
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