Method overloading in Java is a form of compile-time polymorphism where multiple methods share the same name but have different parameter lists (such as different number or types of parameters), allowing Java to determine which method to invoke at compile time based on the arguments passed.
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Method Overloading in Java Explained ๐ฅ | Compile-Time PolymorphismAdded:
Same method name, but different parameters, that is called method overloading in Java.
Method overloading is a type of compile time polymorphism.
In overloading, method name stays the same, but parameters become different.
For example, here both methods are named add, but one method accepts two parameters, and another accepts three parameters. Java decides which method to call during compile time, and that is called compile time polymorphism.
In the next video, let's understand runtime polymor-
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