What is polymorphism ? Explain with examples
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Answer Posted / k.r.sukumar
Polymorphism means "A single function which is used for
different purposes depending upon the parameters passed"
for eg;
Area is the function name which is used for
calculating areas of the rectangle, triangle and even more.
from this persepective we conclude that area is the single
function which is used for calculating different ones.
area(a);---> Area of the square
area(l,b);---> Area of the rectangle.
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