Single v multiple inheritance

why does ruby use single inheritance and not utilise multiple
superclasses like python?

aidy

[email protected] wrote:

why does ruby use single inheritance and not utilise multiple
superclasses like python?

aidy

Ruby does support it :wink: It just looks a bit different and is called
mixin’s: http://www.rubycentral.com/book/tut_modules.html but at least
from the point where I can say it at the moment, it feels in use exaclty
like multiple inheritances.


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