Answer Posted / vadivel

Right answer is,

Polymorphrism means the "Many forms", is feature that
allows one interface to be used for a general class of
actions. The specifc action is determined by the nature of
the situation.

Two types of polymorphrism, 1. Compile time
(Operator/Functional overloading) [Language 'C' supported
polymorphrism]. 2. Run time (Virtual function).

Example:
//function prototype
int Addition(int iOperand1, int iOperand2);
float Addition(float fOperand1, float fOperand2);
float Addition(int iOperand1, float fOperand2);

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