java doesnot support multiple inhetance. but a interface can
support.how the ambiguities are rectified in interfaces?
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Answer / anshu aggarwal
In java interfaces are used instead of multiple inheritance
to overcome the problem of ambiguity. Ambiguity dont arise
due to interfaces because interfaces contain only abstract
methods that is juat declarations.
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Answer / madhu
The question itself ambiguous. If it is, how could you
overcome the ambiguity of not supporting multiple
inheritance but has a partial support of it by the means of
interfaces? Then the answer could read like this.
Java does not support multiple inheritance but does it
partially by means of interfaces. Interfaces are not actual
entities but is an abstraction. Hence the method
declarations and variable declarations but not exact
implementation, like the classes.
There is no rectification required anywhere here because
there are no errors in this concept. It is just another way
of interpreting OOPS, unlike in C++ or Ada (where multiple
inheritance is allowed).
Good Luck my fellow readers, for all your interviews.
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