Why java does not supports multiple inheritance?
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Answer Posted / shree
Multiple inheritance eliminated from java because it leads to confusion in many of cases & causes ambiguity.
So to avoid that complexity java does not support multiple inheritance.
/Multiple inheritance program
Class A
{
public void show(){.....}
}
Class B extends A
{
public void show(){.....}
}
Class C extends A{
public void show(){......}
}
Class D extends B,C{ // not supported by java leads to syntax error.
}
Here class D will get confuse which show() method to execute as there are 2 show() methods are available inherited from class B & C.
but to provide functionality of inheritance java provides new concept called INTERFACE.
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