java is not supporting multiple inhertice to avoid ambiguity sun guys has not allso this ...java is supporting primitive that is non object data type so java cant called as purly object oriented language ...
Actually, GC is a low-level thread. When it gets activated, all other threads in the applications are put on hold. ...
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 problemeg. class A is a bAse class Class B and Class C are ...
No, In Inheritance only the public and protected memberes of the base class can b inherited by the derived class. Private members r only accessible to the member functions of the class. ...
Skill/Topic: IntermediateA) YesB) No
C# does not support multiple implementation inheritance. A class cannot be derived from more than one class. However, a class can be derived from multiple interfaces.Conclusion: the correct answer is that C# does support multiple inheritance as long there ...
Skill/Topic: InheritanceA) TrueB) False
The inheriting helps the programmer to use the variables and methods without rewriting code for them,A child class can use the parents member variables and functions with the help of inheritance.So it is true ...
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to eleminate ambiguity error java does not support multiple inheritance ...
Basically Java supports only four types of inheritance:1) Single Inheritance2) Multi Level Inheritance3) Hierarchicval Inheritance4) Hybrid InheritanceWe can take support for multiple inheritance also but with the help of Interface. ...
Thanks suneeta for ur answer.. it really helped me... Inherits is the key word to inhert one class into another class of vb.net ...
what is inheritance? why we use it? plzz can anybody explain me with one example and where we use that concept?
The main use of inheritance is to provide reusability of codes .Through inheritance base class objects and functions are acquired by derived class so there is no need to specify it again in derived class ...
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