Answer Posted / mukesh

Polymorphism - Poly means "many" So it is one name and many forms. In C# we have two types of polymorphism compile time and run time. Compile time polymorphism is achieved through Function Overloading ( Same function but different parameters or signatures) and Run time polymorphism is achieved through function Overriding also called shadowing in VB.net where a child class method overrides the base class function.

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