Is multiple inheritance possible in VB .Net? If so, what is the syntax?
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Short answer: No
Slightly longer answer: Yes, if you inherit multiple interfaces, and a single base class. Since this is usually the reason for MI (you want to implement multiple interfaces), it’s usually enough. However, in those rare instances where ‘real’ MI is useful, .NET prevents you from doing it.