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+[[Property:title|Multiple inheritance]]
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+[[Property:uuid|7f54afce-fd1d-fba7-7a55-f74604ea9846]]
+<h2>Multiple inheritance: overview</h2>
+
+Multiple inheritance is a mechanism for combining abstractions. It lets you define a class by extending or specializing two or more classes, not just one as in <em>single</em> inheritance. 
+
+Multiple inheritance sometimes has the reputation of being complicated or even messy, but there is no such problem in Eiffel. "Name clashes", for example, are not a big deal: if classes <eiffel>A</eiffel> and <e>B</e> both have a feature with the same name <e>f</e> and class <e>C</e> inherits from both,  
+
+
+<e>
+class feature end
+</e>
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+[[Property:title|Test page]]
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+[[Property:uuid|6dc09e0f-b713-8c5b-799f-36a60264e8f8]]
+Test page for Book "Draft"
+