Polymorphism: Compile Time vs Run Time ( Dynamic Method Dispatch )

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After watching the video, I still had one doubt about why overriding is not considered compile-time polymorphism. And I found an answer, so to whosoever had the same doubt, here is an answer for you: During compilation, the compiler only knows about the references and not the objects. So when we say `Animal animal = new Dog();`, the compiler only knows that the `animal` variable is of type `Animal`. When we call a function using this variable like `animal.walk();`, the compiler doesn't know which method to call until the program is actually running, where the object is created. This is why the decision on which method to invoke happens at runtime, not at compile time.

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Cleared the concept that for accessing the method through parent reference via child object is possible iff the method is already present in parent class 🙃

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[@byramnarayan]

Today polymorphism lecture went really well. use Gemini for Exercises questions sir app ko Gemini Ke prompt dena Chiye description me. e.g. I get it from internet another Teacher. I'm learning about polymorphism in java. Please provide: 1. A concise explanation of polymorphisms, including its purpose and when it's commonly used. 2. A simple code example demonstrating polymorphism. 3. Three common mistakes or misconceptions beginners often have about polymorphisms and how to avoid them. 4. Two real-world applications or scenarios where polymorphism is particularly useful. 5. Three progressively challenging exercises that will help me practice using polymorphism. Please don't provide solutions, only the problem statements. After providing this information, please ask me a thought-provoking question about polymorphism that will encourage me to think deeper about its applications or implications.

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