what is polymorphism with example?types of polymorphism?
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Answer Posted / vignesh,c
poly means many morph means shapes so, one function taking
many shapes ,for ex: take the function name as add,
by passing different sets of arguments it can add 2no.s,3
numbers etc....
there are two types of polymorphism namely,
runtime polymorphism,compile time polymorphism,
compile time Polymorphism means function overloading,
run time polymorphism means virtual functions.
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