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How does Java handle multiple inheritance with interfaces?
Track: Java
Topic: OOP
Focus: Inheritance Basics
Java: Inheritance Basics
Answer
Through interfaces, not class inheritance.
Java doesn't support multiple inheritance of classes due to ambiguity issues, but it does allow a class to implement multiple interfaces. This provides flexibility in design. For example, a `PrinterScanner` class can implement both `Printable` and `Scannable` interfaces.
Java doesn't support multiple inheritance of classes due to ambiguity issues, but it does allow a class to implement multiple interfaces. This provides flexibility in design. For example, a `PrinterScanner` class can implement both `Printable` and `Scannable` interfaces.
Topics: Inheritance Basics Java OOP