Polymorphism

Defining methods with the same name and the same parameters to perform more than one functions, is known with

• a. Overload

• b. Overriding

• C. Encapsulation

Assuming a function named getavg() to calculate average of integer or real numbers, this function can be overloaded by

• a. The number of parameters that the function receives

• B. The type of parameters that the function receives

• C, both are correct

In the case of programming the steps of the function GetArea () to calculate areas for different geometric shapes, this achieves a concept

• A. Overriding

• B. overloading

• C. Inheritance

The principle of .......... means that you have two or more methods with the same name, but different parameters

• A. Overloading

• B. Overriding

• C. Encapsulation

……Enables the definition of multiple methods with the same name within the same class, but with different number of arguments or different types

• A. Static method

• B. overriding

• C. overloading

Overload concept is realized when

• A. The number of parameters varies in each method

• B. The type of parameters varies in each method

• C, both are correct

One of the basic concepts of OOP, which allows reprogramming functions or procedures more than once with the same name.

• A. Polymorphism

• B. Inheritance

• C. Encapsulation

Creating a method in driven class with the same name of this method in the super class, this means

• A. Overloading

• B. overriding

• C. Encapsulation

Defining object from driven class named manager which its super class named employee, lead to access the method named Decision of …..

• A. employee

• B. manager

• C. employee, manager

Assume class student, you can create method named find_stud() inside the class several times provided that

• A. Different type of arguments

• B. Different names of arguments

• C. Both