How do you implement multiple inheritance in .NET?
Answer Posted / cnu
Multiple inheritance means having more than 2 classes at
base level and only one class is derived from them.
In two cases only we can implement inheritance.
1.If we have maximum one class and minimum one interface at
base level.(its not possible in java).
2.If we have two or more interfaces at base level.
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