Polymorphism in Java

It is the ability of an object to take on many forms

It is the ability to define multiple methods with the same name but different signatures

It is the ability of an object to hide its implementation details

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It is used to check if an object is an instance of a specific class or interface

It can be used with primitive data types

It can be used to compare two objects for equality

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Polymorphism and inheritance are two different concepts in Java

Polymorphism and inheritance are closely related concepts in Java

Polymorphism is a subtype of inheritance in Java

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Static methods can be overridden in Java

Static methods can be overloaded in Java

Static methods can participate in polymorphism in Java

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public void print() {}

public static void print() {}

public final void print() {}

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Animal

Dog

Mammal

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The method name must be the same but the parameter list must be different.

The method name and parameter list must be the same but the return type can be different.

The method name and parameter list must be the same but the access modifiers can be different.

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void print(int a, int b)

int print(int a, int b)

void print(String s)

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Code reuse

Flexibility

Encapsulation

Simplicity

void print(int a, int b)

int print(int a, int b)

void print(String s)

void print()