Answer Posted / suresh aelidhe
Can some one explain about this case.
-> A is a super class and B extends from A.
-> java.lang.Object is super class for all classes.
now in this case B extends from A and B extend from java.lang.Object(because is default super class) then it is multiple inheritence right?
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