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can a class implement multiple interfaces
 
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Yes ,

[b]
A class can implements multiple interfaces .
A class can extends a single class .
A interface can extends multiple interfaces .
[b]

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Yes.
It's must follow the format below:
class implements class1,class2,...class n [extens classA](optional).

But you can't write like this below:
class extens classA,classB,classC.....

[ December 16, 2004: Message edited by: javainthinking ]
 
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Yes,

there is multiple implenents in java
but there is no multiple inheritance in java
 
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It's kind of interesting what happens if two interfaces have identical signatures, say "public void someMethod( String arg )". When you implement it once you've made both interfaces happy. But you can't tell which interface the caller had in mind when they made the call. Unless the two interfaces promise very similar behavior you run the risk of confusing the caller.
 
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Hello All,
My answer is Yep.
A class can extend only one class but can implement multiple interfaces. And an interface can extend multiple interfaces.
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