why java does compile time polymorphism at run time ?
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Answer Posted / sarbbottam bandyopadhyay
compile time polymorphism is nothing but dynamic binding.
For overloaded method java uses static binding.
For overridden method Java uses dynamic binding.
Weather the method of the base class or the method of parent class will get invoked depend on the method invocation. i.e. which object is invoking the method, which class this object is an instance of.
Refer the below link.
http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/IandI/polymorphism.html
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