Function overloading
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Function overloading allows defining multiple functions with the same name but different parameters. It is used to improve consistency, readability, and compile-time binding. Functions are overloaded by defining multiple implementations that differ in the number and/or type of arguments passed. While enhancing usability, overloading can sometimes cause ambiguity.
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Function overloading
- 1. FUNCTION OVERLOADING A PART OF POLYMORPHISM
- 2. CONTEXT What is function overloading. Why we use function overloading. Way of implementation Merit & demerits..
- 3. FUNCTION OVERLOADING Define multiple functions with the same name differing in the number of arguments passed.
- 4. WHY WE USE FUNCTION OVERLOADING We use function overloading/method overloading for the purpose of: 1. Compile time binding 2. Better Consistency 3. Better Readability
- 5. WAY OF IMPLEMENTATION The implementation of method overloading can be explained as follows:
- 6. Area of geometrical shape Area(radius) Area(breadth , width) Area(side) 2* radius Breadth * width (side)^2
- 7. MERITS & DEMERITS Merits: Consistency Readability Better performance Demerits Sometime ambiguous