Does java support function overloading, pointers, structures, unions or linked lists?
Answer / Bushra Khan
Java does not support function overloading (since all methods must have unique signatures), pointers, structures, unions, or linked lists as they are low-level constructs that can lead to complex and error-prone code. Instead, Java provides classes like ArrayList for handling collections, and the class library has data structures analogous to C++'s built-in types.
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