In Java, what is method overloading? a. Putting so much code in a method that its functionality
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In Java, what is method overloading?
a. Putting so much code in a method that its functionality becomes hard to understand.
b. Using two methods with the same name, but a different number (and/or different type) of arguments.
c. Offering the user of your class all possible methods that he/she would like to perform on the variables the class offers.
d. Making sure that every method uses all variables of the class.
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