Does Java support multiple Inheritance?
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Answer / santhosh
As per my knowledge java does not support multiple
inheritance through interfaces.Only the people copying the
syntax and saying like that.
my view is what is there in interfaces to inherit?
Because there is nothing to inherit from interfaces,all the
methods are by default public and all the variables are
public static final by default.
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Answer / tewodros tesema
yes.actually java suports multiple inheritance
example:
class A{
int a=10;
}
class b extends A{
int b=3;
}
clss c extends b{
int c=a+b;
system.out("result"+c);
}
here calss b in herits a and clas c in herits b the it also
in herits a through b. also since java uses interfaces it
also suports multiple inheritance.
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