"The "diamond problem" in Java commonly referred to by "the "diamond inheritance problem" or "deadly diamond of death," is a problem that can arise in multiple inheritance situations. Java unlike other programming languages such as C++, doesn't allow multi-generation inheritance for classes. Multiple inheritance is an instance where classes can take attributes and methods that were previously shared by multiple superclasses. https://www.sevenmentor.com/java-training-classes-in-pune.php

The diamond problem arises when the class extends two classes with the same ancestor. This creates con