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Method overloading in Java alows a class to have multiple methods with the same name but different parameter lists. It is a form of static (compile-time) polymorphism and is used when several methods perform similar tasks but with different input types or quantities. Why Use Method Overloading? With...

How Overloading Works The same function name can appear more than once inside a single scope, as long as the parameter lists differ. Differences may be in the count of parameters, the types of parameters, or the sequence of types. The compiler selects which version to call based on the arguments sup...