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Carl Hewitt wrote:

> The designers of Java thought that multiple inheritance can cause
> problems and wanted to get rid of stuff in C++ that they thought was bad
> design specs.  I know that this is a religious issue, and am not making
> a stated preference one way or the other.  I do happen to like the way
> that Java operates though.

    Thanks, Carl, but it still doesn't answer my question. What I'm raising
is why use multiple interface inheritance, then? I first thought of instance
variable name clashing, but it can happen with interface methods too.
    Another question that came up to me is: what is the difference between
interfaces and pure abstract classes (with only abstrac methods), other than
the fact that you can't inherit from multiple classes?