can you overload a method of class A in Class B if it is
derived class of A?If it is yes tell me how is it possible?
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Answer Posted / dhanunjaya
yes,we can overload.Most of the times we can overload a
method within same class only but overloading is possible
between classes.So internally overloading is possible in
class B.
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