What is Polymorphism in Python | Object Oriented Programming | Python Tutorial

In this polymorphism in Python tutorial, you will get to know about polymorphism in Python OOPS with a complete concept.
Polymorphism in Python means same function name being used for different types. In polymorphism, arguments and list length can be counted. Overloading and overriding concepts are also discussed with the process of use of these function.
When child function overrides the parents function, the function which is used for calling the parents function back is super.
Our trainer has explained polymorphism with the help of practical examples, so you can understand it all properly.
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Python does not support method overloading in the traditional sense like some other programming languages. In Python, you can define multiple methods with the same name in a class, but the method that gets executed will be based on the number of arguments passed during the function call. This is known as "overloading by default." However, you cannot have multiple methods with the same name but different argument types like you would in languages with explicit method overloading. class Calculator: def add(self, a, b): return a + b def add(self, a, b, c): return a + b + c # In this case, only the second add method will be available. # The first add method is overridden, and you can only use the one that takes three arguments. # This is because Python supports method overloading by default based on the number of arguments.

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Python does not allow method overloading

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