Answer Posted / jerry

function overloading - function name will be same but
operation will be different for eg:

if we take the function as area
then 1. area(int x,int y)
2. area(int x);
these r the two functions with the same name but
they will differ by their arguments given
for the 1st function
it becomes the area of the rectangle=x*y
for the 2nd function it becomes the area of square=x*x


coming to the operator overloading,
it is an overloading function of an operator.
if we + as an operator
a+b then + is operator for the operands a,b
c+d then + is also an poperator for the c,b.
these r the two properties of polymorphism.

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