can any one tell me when do u go for inheritance and
polymorphism

Answer Posted / kishor kommulas

Inheritance:::

If you want to make use of the functionality of the method,
which is already there then you can go for the inheritance.

Polymorphism::::

If you want to use the same method name for different
method,then you can go for Polymorphism.

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