Answer Posted / ashish

Overloading is a concept in OOPS where we have a similar
methods of same name but diferent signature.The return type
may be same or different but the signature has to be
different.It is an example of static polymorphism.

Overriding is a conecpt where we have the same method
(signature and return type) both is child class and parent
class. Now why we have the same method ? You will have that
thing happen when you want to add more funtionalities to a
method corresponding to your child class. This is an
example of runtime polymorphism

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