Can a subclass have multiple superclasses in a Generalization and Specialization hierarchy? Explain.
- No, a subclass can only have one superclass
- No, multiple superclasses violate normalization principles
- Yes, but it leads to data redundancy
- Yes, through multiple inheritances
In a Generalization and Specialization hierarchy, a subclass can have multiple superclasses through multiple inheritances. However, this approach introduces complexities and potential issues like ambiguity and data redundancy.
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