it can using implementing multiple interfaces...

but its a big concept batter u go through head first series JAVA

The main reason that Multiple Inheritance was omitted from Java was because from a design perspective, muliple inheritance will cause problems. It may seem to us that it solves many problems but eventually, it also creates problems along with complexity. So the very objective of java being "Simple" gets defeated. Therefore the founders of java have cut Multiple Inheritance from the language.

Just a point to add that, mulitple interface inheritance is perfectly allowed. This idea was brought up from C's protocols.

Thanks,

Ram

yes this is absoluetly true, in java we dont hav multiple inhet. actually multiple inheritance means a drive class is having mare than one base class. just as it will create the popular diomound problem

eg. class A is a bAse class

Class B and Class C are its drive classes

and Class d is inheting both B and C

then if D's object tries to acces a method from its base class then whos method will be called (Weather from B or C)this was the problem and C++ makes THe Virtual base class to solve it. but java doesnt support it bcoz it create more problem then solving .