Multiple Inheritance in Object-Oriented Programming
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Which of the following statements is true about the class 'Television'?

  • It is not a sub-class of 'TaxableProperty'.
  • It is not a sub-class of 'Electronic Device'.
  • It is a sub-class of 'Electronic Device' and 'TaxableProperty'. (correct)
  • It does not inherit any properties from its parent classes.
  • Why can't 'Radios' be a sub-class of 'TaxableProperty'?

  • Radios are not considered electronic devices.
  • Radios do not have any properties to inherit.
  • Radios are exempt from taxes. (correct)
  • Radios are not designed for inheritance.
  • Why do some designers avoid multiple inheritance?

  • It complicates the process of creating subclasses.
  • It leads to confusion in programming languages like Java. (correct)
  • It limits the number of properties a class can inherit.
  • It reduces the reusability of code.
  • What would be a suitable restructuring action to avoid multiple inheritance?

    <p>Creating interfaces for shared functionalities.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'Cars' are not electronic devices because:

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