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The problem about java multiple inheritance

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    :) Hi, everyone May I ask a questions?? C++ is my first language but I now I need to learn Java. C++ supports multiple inheritance. Example: Class c Protected class a(), class b() { } But Java doesn't support multiple inheritance. Java use interface to implement multiple inheritance. My question is how to use interface to achieve multiple inheritance. Thank you very much.

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      :) Hi, everyone May I ask a questions?? C++ is my first language but I now I need to learn Java. C++ supports multiple inheritance. Example: Class c Protected class a(), class b() { } But Java doesn't support multiple inheritance. Java use interface to implement multiple inheritance. My question is how to use interface to achieve multiple inheritance. Thank you very much.

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      tzungshian wrote:

      Java use interface to implement multiple inheritance.

      No it does not, Java does not support multiple inheritance. See Why Multiple Inheritance is Not Supported in Java - Java Tutorial Blog[^].

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        tzungshian wrote:

        Java use interface to implement multiple inheritance.

        No it does not, Java does not support multiple inheritance. See Why Multiple Inheritance is Not Supported in Java - Java Tutorial Blog[^].

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        Thank you very much!!!

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