In case of php, what is the difference between runtime and compile time polymorphism
In case of php, what is the difference between runtime and compile time polymorphism
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In case of php, what is the difference between runtime and compile time polymorphism
In php there is no such thing as compile-time polymorphism.
Compile-time polymorphism means that a function acts differently depending on type information that was known at compile-time. Since php is dynamically typed, it can’t make any decisions based on types statically, so there can’t be any kind of compile-time polymorphism.