Diamond/Ambiguity problem of multiple inheritance due to Default methods in Java 8 [ SOLVED !! ]

Diamond problem (in inheritance) is an ambiguity problem that can arise as a consequence of allowing multiple inheritance through default methods that were introduced in java 8.

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Multiple Inheritance is a feature of object oriented concept, where a class can inherit properties of more than one parent class. The problem occurs when there exist methods with same signature in both the super classes and subclass. On calling the method, the compiler cannot determine which class method to be called and even on calling which class method gets the priority.

In order to avoid Diamond problem in inheritance or ambiguity Java does not support multiple inheritance of classes. It is keeping the things simple and straightforward.

You can achieve multiple inheritance in Java, using the default methods (Java8) and interfaces.

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[shubhamtagalpallewar]

getting clarity of concepts with your videos.. good work :)

[VijayKumar-bcfu]

hey @Code Decode can you plz tell if this is the only way to resolve diamond issue in java 8 or later versions

[subbhalakshmiravichandran]

really u r great. Programming god and what ever u explains really easily & understandable.

[armediaworks]

I got a doubt over riding is known only in the run time right how can you find the error at the compile time

[prakashksk]

We can give our own implementation in the livesin default method in the frog class also right??

[desaiaditya]

Nice explanation. But can you explain how super helps in this case?

[mpsarun]

At time 3:35 it is implementing multiple interfaces right ? But I could listen it as multiple inheritance. Please correct me if am wrong

[sachinsinghania]

Didi.. itna tough class name mt lo.. confuse ho jata hun..
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