[riwsky]

> For example you cannot have multiple inheritance of classes (only of interfaces) so you cannot fall into the diamond problem like in C++ or Java.

This is a weird thing to call out java for: you cannot inherit from multiple classes there. You can only get a diamond if you inherit two interfaces with default implementations of a method on a shared parent interface. Over a decade of writing java, I hit this zero times. In any case, Java treats it as a compile error and forces explicit resolution instead of silently doing something confusing.