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No, it can only extend one class and implement as many interfaces as you want.
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No, Java does not allow multiple inheritance.You may extend Just one class and implement as many interfaces as you need just providing functions for the abstract methods. Hope this helps.
no , java can not aloud to make multiple superclasses but a superclass have a lot of sub classes means eg class a{ } class b extends a{ } class c extends a{ } in it "a" is a super class and "b" is sub class who extend him but "c" also extends "a" so "a" is also superclass of "C". it is possible; but a subclass can not create a multiple superclasses eg class a{ } class b extends a{ } class c extends a,b {// error } but interface u can extends more then 2 interface e.g interface a { } interface b{ } class C implement a,b{ } it is possible ok i hope u r clear more if i can write some wrong plz clear me thanx Faheem
in java one class can only have a direct superclass -- Robbies ----------------------------- 1.java IDE tool : JawaBeginer 2.Java Jar tool : JavaJar http://www.pivotonic.com
though different, its also good learning if you explore classes in relation to interfaces. A class could implement many of them e.g. class TClass implements Interface1, Interface2{....
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