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why java doesn't support cyclic pls explain me with example

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class a extends b { } class b extends a { } why java doesn't support cyclic pls explain..

Answer / lakshminarayana

IN THE FIRST BLOCK CLASS IS EXTENDING CLASS B.HERE A IS SUB
CLASS OF CLASS B.
AGAIN CLASS B IS EXTENDING CLASS A WHICH IS A SUB CLASS OF
B.A SUB CLASS NEVER BECOME A SUPER CLASS FROM WHICH IT IS
EXTENDED. SO IN JAVA IT THROWS A EXCEPTIONS LIKE CYCLIC
INHERITANCE NOT POSSIBLE...

... I THINK IT WILL HELPFUL FOR U.

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class a extends b { } class b extends a { } why java doesn't support cyclic pls explain..

Answer / kaustav chatterjee

Every class in java by default extends the Object class and they have to cause java is almost an object oriented language.but if we take this scenario where class B extends class A and class A extends class B then as java don't support multiple inheritance or multiple super class then class A cannot extend the Object class and cannot be a Object type or subclass of Object class but by definition of JAVA every class is a subclass of Object class.Hence it's not supported by JAVA as it contradicts basic definition of JAVA.

but if we don't extending any class in class A then it by default extends Object class and class B by extending class A also extending Object class.so there is no problem.

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class a extends b { } class b extends a { } why java doesn't support cyclic pls explain..

Answer / anandhi

java is nt support multiple inheritance... so we have go to
nxt level interface program... we will use interface
concept then this pgm possible

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