what is overloading in java?
Answer Posted / ak
Overloading is when the same method or operator can be used
on many different types of data.
For instance the + sign is used to add ints as well as
concatenate strings. The plus sign behaves differently
depending on the type of its arguments. Therefore the plus
sign is inherently overloaded.
Methods can be overloaded as well..same method with
different parameters is said to be method overloading.----
we can perform the similar operation in different ways for
different parameters.
Constructors can be overloaded as well...Overloaded
constructors provide multiple ways to initialize a new object
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