Why java does'nt support multiple inheritance

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Java Inheritance

• Why Java does'nt support Multiple Inheritance

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• If there are two parent classes let them be P1
  and P2 ad a Child class C1
  Class P1
  Class P2
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  ..............
  
  
  Now for assumption,C1 is a child of both P1
  and P2 Class C1 extends P1
  Class C1 extends P2
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  .......................
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• Now if m1() method were to be called from Child
  class , confusion occurs leading to ambiguity as
  to consider which m1,whether from P1 class or
  from P2 class
• Hence java does'nt support multiple inheritance
  with respect to class
• Conclusion Multiple Inheritance is not supported
  with respect to Classes

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Case2Multiple Inheritance is supported
with respect to Interfaces

• But in case of interfaces it supports multiple
  inheritance with same P1 ad P2 as parent
  interfaces and C1 as child interfaces,C1 can
  inherit the P1 and P2.
• Here ambiguity does'nt occur as Interface
  contains only declaration and don't deal with
  implementation
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