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Difference between Overloading and Overriding?
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Answer Posted / mansi shah
Overloading is evaluaated at compile time whereas
Overriding is evaluated at Run Time.
Overloading method has different Parameters but same name
whereas Overriding is just the implementation of method
define din Base Class.
Overloading does not interfere Base Class whereas
Overriding method must require the method which is declared
in Base Class.
Overloading can be defined in one class,in short term it
does not require separate Base Class to implement the
method,whereas for implementing method overriding the Base
class is necessary..
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