Classes Part III - Inheritance and Polymorphism

[Cervantes]

That's correct. You cannot have a class inherit from two parent classes. In Turing, our objects are asexual. Ruby is similar, in that it only supports single inheritance, but in Ruby we have mixins. Basically, it allows us to import code from modules into a class. modules in Ruby can have module/class variables/methods as well as instance variables/methods, so importing a module into a class makes sense, unlike in Turing, where classes only have instance variables/methods and modules only have module variables/methods.

I ask you, do you really need to use multiple inheritance?