/**

* OOP supports multiple inheritance, but Java supports through interfaces only.

* This code is an example of multiple inheritance.

*

* @author L.Gobinath

*/

public class MultipleInheritance {

public static void main(String[] args) {

Bat bat = new Bat();

doFly(bat);

doFeed(bat);

}

public static void doFly(WingedAnimal ani) {

ani.flap();

}

public static void doFeed(Mammal ani) {

ani.breastFeed();

}

}

interface Animal {

void eat();

}

interface Mammal extends Animal {

void breastFeed();

}

interface WingedAnimal extends Animal {

void flap();

}

/**

* Multiple inheritance:

* Bat implements both Mammal and WingedAnimal.

*/

class Bat implements Mammal, WingedAnimal {

@Override

public void eat() {

System.out.println("Eating");

}

@Override

public void breastFeed() {

System.out.println("Feeding");

}

@Override

public void flap() {

System.out.println("Flying");

}

}