Answer Posted / pugalarasu

Overloading:
Same function name but different arguments
Eg:
A(int i);
A(int i,float f);

Overriding:
refers to functions that have the same signature as a
virtual function in the base class:
class B {
virtual void V();
};

class D : public B {
viod V();
};

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