Correctly overloaded methods must have the same

a$.$ return type

c$.$ parameter list

b$.$ identifier

d$.$ All of the above.

Methods are ambiguous when they

a$.$ are overloaded

b$.$ are written in a confusing manner

c$.$ are indistinguishable to the compiler

d$.$ have the same parameter type as their return type

Which of the following pairs of method declarations represent correctly overloaded methods?

a$.$ private static void MethodA$($int a$)$

private static void MethodA$($int b$,$ double c$)$

b$.$ private static void MethodB$($double d$)$

private static void MethodB$()$

c$.$ private static double MethodC$($int e$)$

private static double MethodD$($int f$)$

d$.$ Two of these are correctly overloaded methods.

Which of the following pairs of method declarations represent correctly overloaded methods?

a$.$ private static void Method$($int a$)$

private static void Method$($int b$)$

b$.$ private static void Method$($double d$)$

private static int Method$()$

c$.$ private static double Method$($int e$)$

private static int Method$($int f$)$

d$.$ Two of these are correctly overloaded methods.

The process of determining which overloaded version of a method to execute is overloai

a$.$ confusion

c$.$ revolution

b$.$ infusion

d$.$ resolution