multiple java_Java: OOP, multiple extends

As already identified, you can extend one class and implement multiple interfaces. And in Java 8+, those interfaces can have default implementations.

But to add to this, you can also have various implementations of SPORTER, for instance. You could make use of the SporterAlpha implementation through composition.

class Foo extends Car implements Sporter {

private SporterAlpha sporterAlpha;

public int sporterMethodA(int arg1) { return sporterAlpha.sporterMethodA(arg1); }

}

Repeat as necessary to expose all the SporterAlpha methods necessary.

Thus, you can:

Inherit from no more than one superclass

Implement as many interfaces as necessary

Use default implementations on your interfaces with Java 8+

Use composition as appropriate