Answer Posted / subrata
Polymorphism, according to the OO programming is the ability of objects belonging to different data types, to respond to the method call with the same name according to a type specific behavior.
Yeh, I know it is cryptic. But that is how it is. At the end, the interviewer will be confused so much so that - you are guaranteed to get in :)
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