Please guide me in C# method over loading: does it depend on method signature, return types or number of parameters ? What changes are essential to say that a method is being or can be overloaded?
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Please guide me in C# method over loading: does it depend on method signature, return types or number of parameters ? What changes are essential to say that a method is being or can be overloaded?
Thanks
It depends of the signature – that is the numbers and types of the arguments.
You can have different overloads with the same number of parameters, but of different types. For example, see the
Convertclass – many overloads of a method that take one argument but each overload takes a different type.