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No. Java does't support multiple inheritance. It supports
only multilevel inheritance.Multiple inheritance is
possible in interfaces by using implements keyword.
ex: class a
{
----
}
class b extends a
{
----
}
class c extends a,b // this is not possible

ex2: class a
{
----
}
class b implements a
{
----
}
class c implements a,b // possible
{
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}

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