Hi
I think it gives you advantage of providing same name to the methods
having similar functinalities e.g.
int calculateInterest()
int calculateInterest(float interest)
Compiler simply allow the mutiple methods with same name but diffrent
signature and gives you the above advantage.
regards
Swapan Kumar Nandi
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Subject: [java ee programming] Method overloading
Hi guys,
I was wondering about method overloading. What all are it's
advangages? Does it save memory? if it is then how? or it's just abt
reducing complexity & better readability?
e.g. Is there any advantage of using class A over class B. ( See
below)
class A{
void method(){
// do something
}
void method(int a){
// do something
}
}
&
class B{
void methodNoArg(){
// do something
}
void methodInt(int a){
// do something
}
}
Thanks
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