Answer Posted / sudesh sangwan

overriding:in overriding is done in inheritance,we having same method name as in base class and having same signature.
it is resolved at run time.
overloading:
in overloading we have many method with same name but different parameter.
it is resolved at compile time.
eg:
int add(int a,int b)
int add(float a,float b)
int add (string a,string b)

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