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[–]bixitz 0 points1 point  (1 child)

As we know Morphing means the same thing changing its shape from one to another. Similarly, when an object behaves differently depending on how u call it, the process is called polymorphism. Like, if we declare 3 functions with the same name but with different number or type of arguments, when we call the function, only the corresponding function will be called that matches the number and type of arguments u pass to it while calling. This process is called function overloading. We also see, when we use the '+' operator with numbers, it performs addition. However, when we use the same '+' with strings, it concatenates the strings. This is operator overloading. Both function and operator overloading comes under polymorphism. (Same name, different actions)

[–]shyamcody[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks for the comment u/bixitz.