Java OVERLOADING vs OVERRIDING. Object Oriented Java tutorial. #16

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Java tutorial beginners for Method Overloading vs Method Overriding. Also note the difference as per Polymorphism.
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Hello! Compile time defines that some action that is checked during compile. Using IDEs make it a little bit confusing to understand because the IDE correct us in case our code contains any errors. Generally the IDE highlights the error and sugest us a way to fix it. In other words, the IDE tells us: "Hey! that code WILL NOT COMPILE if you try". In fact, if you try to compile code with error (javac MyClass.java, for example), the stack trace will pop up telling that the compiler wasn't able to do the job due the code error. It's a COMPILE TIME action. When the code are OK, we still may get error, but not at the compile action. That kind of error is a RUNTIME error. You only get the error at the runtime (after compile). That kind of errors can be origined by casting an object that is from another type, for example...

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Hello sir If we access the private variables using getter and setter then how it's called merhod overriding

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Can someone explian me that what if we have two methods with the same identifier but are present in different classes and inheritance is not involved?

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Sir what about covariant return type java has the concept of the covariant return type. does it supported by Kotlin??

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Sir if method is already available in parent class and its returing same. Then what is the use of overridding

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So the overriding is similar to polymorphism or is it the same thing?

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HEY there man .. just wanted to ask about if the return type is different when overriding ... what will happen

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