What Is Polymorphism in C++ ?
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Polymorphism in C++ means, the same entity (function or object) behaves differently in different scenarios. Consider this example: The “ +” operator in c++ can perform two specific functions at two different scenarios i.e when the “+” operator is used in numbers, it performs addition.
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An object-oriented programming concept called polymorphism enables a function or object to act differently depending on the situation. Polymorphism in C++ can be called at compile time or at runtime.
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