In contrast, mixins are a programming concept that allows code to be reused across multiple classes without inheritance.

In multiple inheritance, a class can inherit members from more than one base class, and the subclass can access all the members from both the base classes. However, multiple inheritance can lead to confusion and conflicts when the same member is defined in both base classes.

Mixins, on the other hand, are a way to share code between classes without the need for inheritance. A mixin is a class that contains a set of methods and properties that can be added to other classes without changing their hierarchy. Mixins allow for more flexibility in code reuse, as a class can mix in multiple mixins without any conflicts.

Regarding templated mixins, yes, it is possible to use templated mixins in dart language.