Answer / rahul

Different parameter data types, different number of
parameters, different order of parameters.

Answer / nitin kumar

By using Different parameter Data type, Different Order of
parameters and different no of parameters

Answer / chandana

Method overloading are of two types: Compile-Time and Run
Time.

The compile time overloading is achieved by providing
different method signatures. Whereas, the runtime is
achieved by using the same method names for a hierarchy of
classes, (parent and child classes using the same method
signature); In this case, behavior of the method call is
decided at run time.

Answer / vibhu

When you overload a method, you must change the signature
(the name, number, or type of the parameters). You are
free, as well, to change the return type, but this is
optional. Changing only the return type does not overload
the method, and creating two methods with the same
signature but differing return types generates a compile
error.

Answer / rajkamal

Method Overload can be

1.Same Method Names with Different parameter Types
2.Same Method Names with Different No. Of Arguments

Answer / shadab

we can easily overload method in C#
this concept is called method overloading.

there are there ways to pass parameter in method
to perform overloading

1>number of parameter
2>Data types of parameter
3>sequence of parameter

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