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What is the difference between static and dynamic polymorphisim?

Asked By: gmalcomfernandez | Asked On: Oct 10th, 2007

Answered by: pradeep_gupta49 on: Sep 16th, 2010

First of all I am telling about Polymorphism Polymorphism: The term polymorphism was defined from the greek 'Poly' and 'morphos' which mean 'many' and 'forms'. Poly+Morphos=Many forms Polymorph...

Answered by: bhaumiklitu on: Jan 4th, 2009

The term static polymorphism is associated with overloaded methods because it gives the impression that a single named method will accept a number of different argument types. The System.out.println()...

In Oracle varchar2 takes dynamic space for storage then why char is still in Oracle?

Asked By: Beena | Asked On: Sep 16th, 2005

Answered by: Paras on: Feb 23rd, 2013

To Provide backward compatibility. i.e. program written in older version of Oracle might have CHAR used in it. The newer version should be compatible with it. Thats why CHAR is still there in Oracle ..

Answered by: Prasad on: Aug 18th, 2011

Since Char is fixed length , the processing speed will be more as there is no need of extra work to measure how much an instance of column is used the memory space. But in Varchar, the processor has ...

what is the difference between == & .Equals

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 18th, 2005

Answered by: JBUG on: Jan 28th, 2012

The "==" operator can be used to test primitive values for equality, and can also be used to determine if two object references point to the same underlying object. For Java objects, the equals meth...

Answered by: laxminarsaiah on: Dec 27th, 2011

equals() method is expected to check for the equivalence the contents of the objects. Whereas the == operator is expected to check the actual object instances are same or not."j...

What are the differences between C++ and Java

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Sep 2nd, 2005

Answered by: meSubhadip on: Jul 20th, 2009

The main differences are: Java does not support typedefs, defines, or a preprocessorJava supports classes, but does not support structures or unionsJava does not support multiple inheritanceJava does...

Answered by: lalitsonawane27 on: Feb 7th, 2009

C++ is not a platform independent language while Java is platform independent language.

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