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What are the different types of polymorphism?
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Answer / dee
compile time--->operator and function overlaoding
run time --->virtual
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Answer / mms zubeir
There are two types of polymorphism.
1. Adhoc polymorphism (Overloading, templates).
2. Parametric polymorphism(Overriding).
If the behaviors are finite and known before its usage, it
is adhoc polymorphism. These bindings are done at
compilation itself and hence called compile time binding.
If the behaviors are infinite and known only at run time at
the time of use, it is parametric polymorphism. These
binding can be mapped at run time only and hence sometimes
referred as run time binding.
Note:- Virtual mechanism is used to resolve conflicts in
overriding polymorphically. Virtual mechanism itself
doesn't provide any polymorphism rather the overriding
leads to run time polymorphism.
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Answer / uio
there are two types of palymorphism
1.operator overloading
2.function overloading
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