What is the difference between override and overload in a method?
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In .NET, both Override and Overload are used to modify existing methods but they do it differently:nn- Override: It allows a derived class to provide its own implementation of an inherited virtual or abstract method. The signature (name, return type, parameters) must be the same as in the base class.n- Overload: It refers to having more than one method with the same name but different signatures (different number of parameters, different data types of parameters, or both). It does not involve inheritance.
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