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Java supports multiple inheritance

Skill/Topic: Inheritance
A) True
B) False

Total Answers and Comments: 9

Last Update: June 18, 2008

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January 09, 2006 10:44:30

#1

Member Since: November 2005 Contribution: 14

RE: Java supports multiple inheritance

java doesnt support multiple inheritance it supports using interfaces like one class can extend a class and implement an interface

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January 17, 2006 08:07:20

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chaitanya

RE: Java supports multiple inheritance

it doesn't support b'coz to avoid the confusion about the parent class

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February 10, 2006 23:54:56

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Member Since: February 2006 Contribution: 16

RE: Java supports multiple inheritance

java doesnt support multiple inheritance.but this can be acheived by interfaces and abstract classes.

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March 01, 2006 05:09:28

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Member Since: February 2006 Contribution: 1

RE: Java supports multiple inheritance

java does not support multiple inheritance.if we see interfaces it seems that it support.as inheritance is deriving of characteristics. we are providing the characteristics to the interfaces that are implemented in a class but not deriving of characteristics

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August 16, 2006 09:40:06

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Member Since: August 2006 Contribution: 5

RE: Java supports multiple inheritance

java doesnot support multiple inheritance .but it support multiple interface.

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December 04, 2006 04:59:04

#6

Member Since: December 2006 Contribution: 189

RE: Java supports multiple inheritance

Yes. but only with Interfaces.

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January 06, 2007 03:13:16

#7

RE: Java supports multiple inheritance

no java does not supports multiple interface because of class name conflict.

It is implemented through Interfaces.

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July 09, 2007 00:49:56

#8

jonbon

Java supports multiple inheritance

No Java doesn't support multiple inheritance directly but java does multiple inheritance through the help of his interface. Because interface doesn't have any body implementation its all left to the child class which implements this.So by this it support multiple inheritance.

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June 18, 2008 16:43:21

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RE: Java supports multiple inheritance

via interface implementation

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