What is the difference between early binding and late
binding?
Answer Posted / divit kumar
Late binding is implemented when you do not know which function will be called, though early binding is faster then latebinding.
(Early Binding is also called static binding or compile time binding)
(Late Binding is also called dynamic binding or runtime binding)
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Early binding determines execution path at compilation and late binding allows for dynamic execution at runtime.
for example: In a native Win32 code environment (i.e., non .NET), late binding could refer to the use of a DLL library vs. the use of a static library - all the references in a static library can be determined at compile time, but the references in a DLL (dynamic link library) are not determined later until run time. In a .NET environment, late binding could refer to the use of System.Reflection
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