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What are different types of polymorphism supported by C++

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What are different types of polymorphism supported by C++..

Answer / ammu

polymorphism occurs in 2 levels one at compile time and
another at run time
compile time polymorphism includes function overloading and
operator overloading
run time polymorphism includes virtual function

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What are different types of polymorphism supported by C++..

Answer / minakshi

runtime polymorphism
1.function overloading
2,operator overloading
compile time
1.virtual function

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