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Why is Multiple Inheritance not allowed in C#?

Asked by: Con2Vini | Member Since Aug-2011 | Asked on: Feb 10th, 2012

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Lokesh M

Answered On : Feb 12th, 2012

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One reason is to avoid name collision or avoid the problem of Identity which can lead to collision in method overriding. However, please note that absolute multiple inheritance is not possible in C# but C# partially supports multiple inheritance via Interfaces.

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