Answer Posted / mythili pulluru

Java does not support a multiple inheritance because of following reason. for example class A
{
}
class B ExtendsA
{
//variables and methods
}
class c ExtendsA
{
//variables and methods
}
class B ExtendsA
{
//variables and methods
}
class D Extends B,C
{
//variables and methods
}
to compile this program it will give a compile time error because of class D felt in a confusion between B,C which class member to be a inherited(two class having same members) .to avoid this confusion java does not support multiple inheritance.

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