what's the difference between function overloading and
function overiding?
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Answer Posted / a srinivas rao
function overloading is the process of defining the same
function name with different arguments,number of
arguments ,or ordinal positions of arguments.
function overriding is the process of defining the Base
class function in the derived class with different code
implementation.
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