Can you differentiate polymorphism from abstraction?
Answer / Nitin Trivedi
"Polymorphism is a characteristic of object-oriented programming that allows objects to take on many forms. It enables an object to be processed by multiple classes without the caller having explicit knowledge of the underlying class type. On the other hand, Abstraction is a process of hiding complexities and showing only essential features of the object. It provides interfaces for interacting with the system but hides its implementation details."
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