Why Java Doesn't Support Multiple Inheritance

Question

Possible duplicate:
Why there is no multiple inheritance in Java, but multiple interfaces are allowed

Hi everyone, I am new to java, and when I try to use the multiple concept of inheritance in java, it shows a compile-time error. Why java does not support it. I heard about the interface keyword, but I don't know why Java supports it directly. please help me with this and explain.

Answer 1

Multiple inheritance can be very difficult to understand. When you have multiple inheritance with two classes that have methods in conflict, how do you deal with this?

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Answer 3

Because it was hard to use it. Instead, Java has interfacewhat is much better.