Answer / dibyakishore pattanaik

Same function name can be used for different purpose
depending upon three factors i.e number of arguments, type
of arguments and order of arguments in the function
declaration. This is resolved at compile time by the
compiler.

Answer / abhishek singh

Same Function Name with Diffrent Parameters(argument)
called function over loading.

Ex-1
public Functin Sqlquery(by val user id as string,by val
passowrd as string)

public Functin Sqlquery(by val From as string,by val To as
string)

Here u can see same name of function with different
parameters

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Answer / anjana

FUNCTION OVER LOADING:
*two or more function having same name they are said to be function over loading

Answer / prabhakar

defining a function with a same name with differ in number of arguments r return type r tpe of arguments in one class is called funstion overloading.
for example
class base
{
public:
fun(int a,int b);
fun(char a,char b);
}
above two functions are diffrer in type of arguments.

Answer / deepika sharma

when two functions with same name is used in java program
then this method is called as function overloading

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