Answer / vishal shah

Overloading is simply the 2 or more than two functions with
different signatures.

Overriding is related with Polymorphism, where virtual
function declared in base class is override in the derived
class with the same name. And compiler during runtime
decide which function to be called based on the object
(Base Class or Derived Class) used to call this function.

Answer / ashish

Overloading is a concept in OOPS where we have a similar
methods of same name but diferent signature.The return type
may be same or different but the signature has to be
different.It is an example of static polymorphism.

Overriding is a conecpt where we have the same method
(signature and return type) both is child class and parent
class. Now why we have the same method ? You will have that
thing happen when you want to add more funtionalities to a
method corresponding to your child class. This is an
example of runtime polymorphism

Answer / akila

depends upon their parameters and functions only

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