Answer Posted / uthrakumar-wipro technologies

multiple inheritance is not possible in java but we can
apply the multiple inheritance concept using interfaces in
java but it doesn't meant that java will support multiple
inheritance rather we can implement the idea of multiple
inheritance as follows......


eg:

<class name> implements <class1>,<class2>,...
{
}



but the interface technique will not gives the
exact definition of multiple inheritance.....

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