Its written in books that through interface we can achieve multiple interface is it true or not?
Because in interface we only define the method not logic but in inheritance we access the method with its logic inside it.Which is not possible in interface we have to write interface method logic in derive class which i dont want na do then .How i can achieve Multiple inhertiance in C#.net?
It's not multiple inheritance because you only 'inherit' the contract when you implement an interface. You do not inherit any behavior (what you probably mean if you say 'multiple inheritance').
A short example:
public class MyClass : IComparable<MyClass>, IDisposable
{
// Implement members from both interfaces.
...
}
The class MyClass behaves both as an IComparable<MyClass> and as an IDisposable.
c# doesn't support multiple inheritance .
See the above link you will have clear understanding .
