Method: It is a set of statements that collectively perform a specific task and can be invoked any number of times by using its name. In other words, these lines of code are grouped together to form a method and this defined method can be used any number of time. It reduces the length of the code and improves readability.
Polymorphism: It refers to ability to take multiple forms. In Java, method overloading and overriding are the ways to implement polymorphism.
Overloading is a feature that allows a class to have multiple methods having same name. In order to achieve this, one can change number of method arguments or argument datatypes.
Syntax:
class A { void show () { // body } // overloading void show (int x) { // body } ... }
Overriding is a feature that allows a subclass to have a method that is already defined in parent class, with same name and signature, but different implementation.
Syntax:
class A { void show () { // body } } class B extends A { // overriding @override void show () { // body } ... }
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public class PUBG { void demageAWM (){ System.out.println("1 shot damage 100 % "); } } class PUBGUpdatedVersion extends PUBG { // overriding demageAWM() @Override void demageAWM() { System.out.println("1 shot damage 95%"); } } class test { public static void main(String[] args) { PUBGUpdatedVersion gun = new PUBGUpdatedVersion(); gun.demageAWM(); } }
Output:
1 shot damage 95%
public class PUBG { // overloading attachments() void attachments (String scope){ System.out.println("This is pistal with "+scope); } void attachments (String scope, String mag,String extender){ System.out.println("This is Auto Gun with "+scope+","+mag+", "+extender); } } class test { public static void main(String[] args) { PUBG gun = new PUBG(); gun.attachments("Red dot"); gun.attachments("6x","AWM mag","AWM extender"); } }
Output:
This is pistal with Red dot This is Auto Gun with 6x,AWM mag, AWM extender
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