Answer Posted / srikanth

Multiple Inheritance is possible in java through interfaces only. Where as in C++ it is possible through classes also. Because in C++ there is one operator called scope Resolution operator, by this we can uniquely call one method of super classes. But we have no such operator in java, so it is not possible for a class to be inherited from multiple classes but possible with interfaces. For example,

class MyClass implements interface1,interface2....
{
// code
}
One more thing is, we can define our class from combination of interface and class also. But, combination should contain only one class and one or more interfaces. Ultimately class should be inherited from one class only.
class MyClass extends Class1 implements interface
{
//code
}

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