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java multiple inheritence..
Name: srisailamg Date: May 17, 2004 at 22:34:25 Pacific OS: windows CPU/Ram: intel
Comment:
Why java doesn't support multiple inheritence? what advantages it has?
To keep the language simple. They do allow for multiple interface inheritance.
>what advantages it has?
Is that a question or a general statement?
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Response Number 2
Name: Sanjaya Sugiarto (by Sanjaya) Date: June 4, 2004 at 12:53:43 Pacific
Reply:
Well, I dont agree with gpp.
Java doesnt support multiple inheritance because it want to run safer, stabler and non error-prune.
Just imagine situation like this:
You have a super class named DigitalRecorder and it has method burn(). Than from it would be 2 classes CDBurner and DVDBurner and each inherit the method burn(). Than from these two classes would be ComboDrive and now the problem is: Which burn() method should it use??
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