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Yes there are 2 types of polymorphism.
1. Function overloading.: Here functions have same name but they differ in number of aurguments passed or type of argument. E.g sum( int x, int y) and sum(float x, float y). Here number of aurgumets are same but there type is different. Sum(int a) sum (int a, int b) here type is same but number of aurguments are different.
2. Operator overloading: in this one operator is made to do different things like + does sum of 2 numbers but we can overload it and can make it concatinate 2 strings
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Sia ? 3 years, 5 months ago
There are two other categories that you should know about that are also referred to as "parameters". They are called "parameters" because they define information that is passed to a function.
A parameter cannot be both a formal and an actual parameter, but both formal parameters and actual parameters can be either value parameters or variable parameters.
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