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# The Diamond Problem
<!-- > aka: deadly diamond of death (ˊ☉_☉ˋ) -->

<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_inheritance#The_diamond_problem>

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The diamond problem describes a name conflict that arises from a class hierarchy, where two implemented classes have the same name.
The diamond problem describes a name conflict that arises from a class hierarchy, where two implemented methods have the same name.
In our example, the interfaces `Left` and `Right` add default (different) implementations for `method()`.
Use `super.<method>` to access the implementation of a **base class** (here: none given), but use `<Interface>.super.<method>` to access default methods.

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