Passionate developer in Java and Scala. And sometimes, something else. A few months per year, someone calls me "professor". CoFounder of Scala By The Lagoon @scalagoon
Keep studying, you are on the right path! Let me share with you just a couple of notes.
Where did you find the names of "Multilevel", "Hierarchical" and "Hybrid" inheritance? usually, they are just possible organizations of classes, they don't have a name.
Saying that Java doesn't support multiple inheritance is not entirely correct: Java doesn't support it for classes, but a class can implement multiple Interfaces, and Interfaces themselves can do the same.
Keep studying, you are on the right path! Let me share with you just a couple of notes.
Where did you find the names of "Multilevel", "Hierarchical" and "Hybrid" inheritance? usually, they are just possible organizations of classes, they don't have a name.
Saying that Java doesn't support multiple inheritance is not entirely correct: Java doesn't support it for classes, but a class can implement multiple Interfaces, and Interfaces themselves can do the same.
Thank you for providing this valuable feedback.