Q 06) Over Riding VS Over Loading

	OverRiding/  Dynamic Binding/ Runtime polymorphism	OverLoading/ Static Binding/ Compile Time Polymorphism
01)	Over – Riding happens at RUN – TIME I,e The binding of over-riding  method call to its definition happens at Runtime.	Over – Loading  happens at COMPILE – TIME. I,e The binding of over-loading method call to its definition happens at Compile time.
02)	Static methods cannot be over - ridden, even if you declare static method in the child class, It has nothing to do with the same method of parent.	Static methods can be over -  loaded, Which means a class can have more than one static method of same name.
03)	Over – riding requires two classes a Base and a child class.	Over – loading is done in the same class.
04)	Dynamic Binding is used for Over - ridden/ Over-riding methods.	Static Binding is used for Over- loading  methods.

	OverRiding/  DynamicBinding/ Runtime polymorphism	OverLoading/Static Binding/ Compile Time Polymorphism
05)	PERFORMANCE :          Over – Riding is slow compared to Over  - loading, because the binding of Over – riding methods are done at run – time.	PERFORMANCE :          Over – loading is better and faster compared to Over-riding.
06)	Private final methods cannot be Over – ridden.	Private final methods can be Over – Loaded.
07)	Return Type of Over – riding methods can be different from Over-ridden methods.	Return Type of Over – loading should be same for all methods.
08)	Argument – List should be same in Over – riding	Argument – List should be different while Over – loading.