What is the reasoning for this? I thought all object orientated languages support multiple inheritance? IS this because it can be achieved using Interfaces?
What is the reasoning for this? I thought all object orientated languages support multiple inheritance? IS this because it can be achieved using Interfaces?
Im confused???
Certainly not all object-oriented languages support multiple inheritance. Even Java doesn't. Yes, interfaces help a little -- but that is not a necessary feature for OO either.
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greg posted this at 15:48 — 1st July 2008.
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http://wiki.php.net/todo/php60
According to the list of todo Multiple Inheritance for "something" (?) has been dropped
benf posted this at 19:30 — 1st July 2008.
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What is the reasoning for this? I thought all object orientated languages support multiple inheritance? IS this because it can be achieved using Interfaces?
Im confused???
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Abhishek Reddy posted this at 10:06 — 3rd July 2008.
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Im confused???
Certainly not all object-oriented languages support multiple inheritance. Even Java doesn't. Yes, interfaces help a little -- but that is not a necessary feature for OO either.
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