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Method Overloading Explained

Method overloading allows two methods to share the same name but have different parameters. For example, a print method could take a String parameter in one method and a Date parameter in another method, even though they share the name print. This allows methods to perform similar tasks but accept different data types.

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Method Overloading Explained

Method overloading allows two methods to share the same name but have different parameters. For example, a print method could take a String parameter in one method and a Date parameter in another method, even though they share the name print. This allows methods to perform similar tasks but accept different data types.

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Method Overloading
Method overloading is when two methods share the same name but have a different number or type of
parameters.
eg,
public void print(String str) {
...
}
public void print(Date date) {
...
}

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