What is compile time polymorphism?
Answer Posted / ahmad salam mehsu
This is another type of polymorphism also called as compile
time polymorphism or static binding. Using template provides
compile-time polymorphism.
So "compile time polymorphism" means function overloading.
It applies only to functions because they're all you can
overload.
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