Tricky Interview Question | Why Java Doesn't Support Multiple Inheritance

This video explains why Java doesn't support multiple inheritance using classes and how we can achieve the same using interfaces.

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[PeterVerhas]

All your reasons are applicable to C++, however C++ has multiple inheritance.

You should have mentioned that you can extend multiple interfaces. Starting with Java 8 default methods introduce the ambiguity you explain in the video.

The ral reason is that: there is no multiple class inheritance in Java because the JLS does not allow it.

[krjaken]

But Python, has multiple inheritance. In your case python use first parent method. I think it's will be a good idea to implement the same multiple inheritance in java