Difference between Overloading and Overriding?

Answer Posted / lakshmipathi

overloading is nothing but a funtion witn same name but
different arguments .......
overrinding is nothing but a funtion with same name and same
arguments...........
overloding involves with in same class...........
overriding involves in between super class and sub class....

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