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What is compile time polymorphism?

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What is compile time polymorphism?..

Answer / pooja

In compile time polymorphism, the overloaded member
functions are selected for invoking, by matching arguments
type,number and sequence by compiler at compile time.
it is also called early or static binding.

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What is compile time polymorphism?..

Answer / shubh

When object is bound with its functionality at compile time.
Then polymorphism is called compile time polymorphism.
Function overloading is a way to achieve compile time
polymorphism in java.

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What is compile time polymorphism?..

Answer / charles i

overloading method and the compiler has to decide when to
call the method..

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What is compile time polymorphism?..

Answer / coolm

Function and operator overloading is compile time polymorphism.

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What is compile time polymorphism?..

Answer / sadikhasan palsaniya

method overloading with final keyword is known as compile
time polymorphism.

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What is compile time polymorphism?..

Answer / ahmad salam mehsu

This is another type of polymorphism also called as compile
time polymorphism or static binding. Using template provides
compile-time polymorphism.
So "compile time polymorphism" means function overloading.
It applies only to functions because they're all you can
overload.

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What is compile time polymorphism?..

Answer / pawan mor

overloading.

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What is compile time polymorphism?..

Answer / laukik

Compile Time Polymorphism in Java is when you have the
several methods with same name and different parameters and
compiler has to decide how to select which method has to run
based on the arguments hence the name Compile time
polymorphism or method overloading.

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What is compile time polymorphism?..

Answer / oneeb dadgar

It is also known as a Early-Binding.In this method, overloading method performs the different tasks at the different input parameters.

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What is compile time polymorphism?..

Answer / dimuth lasantha

One method can use another method using changes functions and operations.We can can mention it as method overloading.its means method name can't be change but method body and return type can be change.

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