Answer Posted / praveenkumar

yes java supports multiple inheritance but not directly.
By implementing single inheritance we can acheive multiple
inheritance.See for example

class A{

some method();

}
class B extends A
{


}

class C extends B
{


}
like tht we can acheive multiple inheritance.

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