package MethodOverloading;

public class TestMethod1 {

//Yes we can overload static method

static void add(int a){

System.out.println("Static Method with (int)");

}

static void add(int a, String s){

System.out.println("Static Method with (int, String)");

}

//Yes we can overload method with different No. of arguments.

void add(int a, int b){

System.out.println("Method with (int, int)");

}

void add(int a, int b, int c){

System.out.println("Method with (int, int, int)");

}

//Yes we can overload method with different type of argument

// but the no. of argument is same.

void add(int a, double b){

System.out.println("Method with (int,double)");

}

//Yes we can overload method with same type and no. of arguments.

//but the argument position is different.

void add(double a, int b){

System.out.println("Method with (double, int)");

}

// static void add(int a, int b){

// System.out.println("Method with (int, int)"); (Not possible: Compile Time Error)

// }

void add(int ... a){ //var args (int … a) are nothing but the arrays (int[] a).

System.out.println("Var args method (int... a)");

}

// void method(int[] a)

// {

// System.out.println(2); //Duplicate CTE;

// }

public static void main(String... agrs){

add(10);

add(10,"abc");

TestMethod1 t1=new TestMethod1();

t1.add(12.0, 3);

t1.add(4, 5.0);

t1.add(3 , 7);

t1.add(4, 5, 6);

t1.add(12,2,0,12);

}

}