Answer Posted / midhun h kumar
No ...
Multiple inheritance is not allowed in Java...
but infact we can achieve the functionality using interfaces...
we can define interfaces and any class can implement these
interfaces..
a class can implement any number of interfaces but can
extend only one class..
thus we can achieve what we expect to get from multiple
inheritance thru interfaces...
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