Answer Posted / kash

Two types of inheritance in Java:
Class inheritance : A sub class can have only one base class ( Single inheritance). Although the sub class can itself be a base class to another sub class ( Multi level inheritance).
Interface inheritance: interface allows multiple classes to implement abstract methods defined on it ( so supports multiple inheritance)

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