How to achieve multiple inheritance java

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Hi Friend

I am having two class Ford and Car, both classes is having methods display. I can't touch this because both classes are third party class.

Say for Ex :

class Ford {

  public void meth(){

    System.out.println("Display Method Ford");

}

}

class Car{

public void meth(){

    System.out.println("Display Method Car");

}

}

Class FordCarImpl {

  public void meth(){

      // Need Ford Method

     //  Need Car Method

Can you please tell me How to call those two methods my implemented class instead of creating the object?

Regards

Sheik Dawood.K

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Can you please tell me How to call those two methods my implemented class instead of creating the object?

Not possible - and it has NOTHING to do with 'inheritance', multiple or otherwise.

Only methods declared 'static' can be called without first creating an instance of the object.

Why don't you just tell us WHAT PROBLEM are you trying to solve?

And why does the subject mention multiple inheritance (which Java doesn't support?

cesarHernandezGT

Java doesn't support Multiple Inheritance. If you need to make complex object based on others, you can work with defining and implementing interfaces. If you need to build complex object, go and take a look a design pattern, specially the creational ones.

Hope that my answer helps to solve your question .

Kind regards.!