> hi im raghuram reddy
> multiple inheritance is not supported by java.why
> because it leads to
> confusion to the programmer.so javasoft has reduced
> the complexity by eliminating multiple inheritance.
>similarly pointers also but pointers are not in oops
does the following code not use multiple inheritance?
public class Person implements Persistable, Auditable {
/// methods here
}
it has three supertypes: Object, Persistable and Auditable. it inherits interfaces from three different types
> > confusion to the programmer.so javasoft has reduced
> > the complexity by eliminating multiple inheritance.
> > similarly pointers also but pointers are not in oops
>
> does the following code not use multiple inheritance?
He wasn磘 talking about Sun Microsystem磗 Java, but javasoft磗 Java.
Do pay attention George!
; )
> > ...
> > it has three supertypes: Object, Persistable and
> > Auditable. it inherits interfaces from three
> > different types
>
> He wasn磘 talking about Sun Microsystem磗 Java, but
> javasoft磗 Java.
> Do pay attention George!
> ; )
doh! *slaps forehead and donates 10 duke dollars to the Fortran Programmers Benevolent Fund*