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QHow does inheritance in Java differ from inheritance in C++?

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  • A In Java, multiple inheritance is supported, while in C++ it is not. ✔ ✖
  • B In C++, multiple inheritance is supported, while in Java it is not. ✔ ✖
  • C In Java, all classes inherit from a common superclass, while in C++ they do not. ✔ ✖
  • D In C++, classes can have multiple levels of inheritance, while in Java they cannot. ✔ ✖
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In Java, multiple inheritance is supported, while in C++ it is not. This means that a class in Java can inherit from multiple classes, while in C++ a class can only inherit from one class. In addition, in Java all classes inherit from a common superclass, while in C++ they do not. Furthermore, in C++ classes can have multiple levels of inheritance, while in Java they cannot.

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