What is the difference between multiple and multilevel inheritances in OOPs?

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Ashutosh Kumar Verma · Answer

and Inheritance is the process of accessing data fields, methods and properties of base class into its derived class.and 
Difference between multiple and multilevel Inheritance:
Multiple Inheritance 
Multilevel Inheritance 
In multiple inheritance there are more than one parent class of a single child class
In multilevel inheritance there are only one parent class of a child class
Multiple inheritance is not used directly in c#.
It is used directlyand  in c# programmingand 
To use of multiple inheritance in c# by using interface
It is used normally by inheriting of base class into its child class.
Multiple inheritance is more complex for using in c#
Multilevel is easy to use than multiple inheritance
interface Base(){//statement of base interface}interfaceand  Base1and {//statement of Base1 interface}class child : Base, Base1{//statement of child class}
class Base{//statement of Base class}class child : Base{//statement of child class and inherits all accessible statement of base class}class child2 : child{//statement of child2 class and all accessible statement of child class}

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What is the difference between multiple and multilevel inheritances in OOPs?

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Multiple Inheritance	Multilevel Inheritance
In multiple inheritance there are more than one parent class of a single child class	In multilevel inheritance there are only one parent class of a child class
Multiple inheritance is not used directly in c#.	It is used directly in c# programming
To use of multiple inheritance in c# by using interface	It is used normally by inheriting of base class into its child class.
Multiple inheritance is more complex for using in c#	Multilevel is easy to use than multiple inheritance
interface Base() { //statement of base interface } interface Base1 { //statement of Base1 interface }class child : Base, Base1 { //statement of child class }	class Base { //statement of Base class } class child : Base { //statement of child class and inherits all accessible statement of base class }class child2 : child { //statement of child2 class and all accessible statement of child class }