Polymorphism in Java - Concept | Compile time and Runtime | Overloading and Overriding | Code Decode

Ability of an object to take
Many forms. Any object in java that passes IS-A test is polymorphic and since all objects extends Object class hence all object are polymorphic.
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To implement polymorphism in java we have 2 ways :
Static can be implemented by overloading
Dynamic can be implemented by Overriding
If child class has same method (with same signature) as defined in parent class is overriding
A process in which a call to overridden method is resolved at runtime rather than compile time.
Methods having same names but different Parameters is method overloading. Eg
Add(a,b) and Add(a,b,c)
Both methods add all arguments
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[@CodeDecode]

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much better than reading theory & 3 hour long videos available otherwise.
Just a suggestion, please explain method Signature just in the starting of video with example.
As you said mostly people confuse between types & return types.

[@CodeDecode]

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[@Girl_Techie]

This video helped me understand the runtime polymorphism very nicely. Which used to confuse me since 1 year

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[@AnuragArwalkar]

Very good explanation. Thank You.

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[@yulial820]

Hello! One small thing about the type promotion: 8:20.
Number 5 can be promoted to bigger primitive type, e.g. long, or autoboxed to Integer. However it cannot be promoted and autoboxed at the same time. So 5 cannot be promoted to Long.

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Osm video
Can we get your notes?

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[@oneworld8316]

@@CodeDecode what is method of achieving polymorphic behaviour

[@CodeDecode]

Answer depends on what type of polymorphism you require to implement.

[@CodeDecode]

If it's static then you can implement that using overloading
If you wanna achieve dynamic polymorphism then implement method overriding.
Hope this answers your question

[@nafisahmed8097]

1:25 i head 'matlab' i understood that!

[@svaduvan85]

all ur efforts goes vain bcz even though it is theory video adding example would have benefited the viewers much better

[@CodeDecode]

Well I don't think so. We do have video with examples. Please check that out before commenting. 👍

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Link for dynamic polymorphism example:
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