The answer to the duplicate operation is:
To solve multiple inheritance issue a class implementing two interfaces providing a default implementation for the same method name and signature must provide an implementation of the method. [Full Article]
My answer to your question is: Yes, it is a form of multiple inheritance, because you can inherit behavior from different parents. What’s missing is to inherit states, i. e., attributes.
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