why java does compile time polymorphism at run time ?
Answer Posted / bharathi
no..compile time polymorphism is static binding and it s
overloading concept.. dynamic binding is the overridding
concept and is meant as runtime polymorphism. jvm determines
the method to call at runtime and not in compile time. A
runtime polymorphism acts by inheritance and virtual functions.
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