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Inheritance-Multiple (Cross Ref > Language Basics)

By Mike Prestwood

C# versus Delphi: A side by side comparison between C# and Delphi.

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Inheritance-Multiple

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C#: Not Supported

C# does not support multiple implementation inheritance. Each class can have only one parent class (a single inheritance path). In C#, you can use multiple interface usage to design in a multiple class way horizontally in a class hierarchy.

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Delphi: Not Supported

Delphi does not support multiple implementation inheritance. Each class can have only one parent class (a single inheritance path).

In Delphi, you can use multiple interface usage to design in a multiple class way horizontally in a class hierarchy.

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