Is there a relation between function overloading and object orientation in C++?
And if yes, Then what is that relation?
Is there a relation between function overloading and object orientation in C++? And if
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Is there a relation between function overloading and object orientation in C++?
And if yes, Then what is that relation?
They are related in the sense that one of the features of most object oriented systems is some sort of polymorphism and overloading also provides a form of polymorphism (specifically a form of ad-hoc polymorphism).
C++ provides polymorphism mostly in three ways:
And it is the fact that each of these features provide some sort of polymorphism that makes them related.