Java’s single inheritance limitation is usually not a problem in the normal course of development. In fact, the need to use multiple inheritance could be a sign of a bad design.

Horse.java; Eagle.java; Now, if you want to inherit these two classes in your child class to make 'FlyingHorse.java' you can't directly extend those two classes on FlyingHorse.java class. So, what you ...

The hybrid inheritance structure consists of: Nami at the top (base class or interface). BIT extending Nami. BITFirst and BITSecond both extending BIT. Since Java does not support multiple inheritance ...

July 19, 2002. Q: Why doesn’t the Java language support multiple inheritance? A: Whenever you find yourself asking why Java has or does not have some feature, consider the design goals behind ...