The document discusses polymorphism in Java programming. It defines polymorphism as allowing one interface to have multiple implementations, with "poly" meaning many and "morphs" meaning forms. The aim is to study and explain polymorphism using a Java case study. It mentions types of polymorphism, provides examples, and discusses advantages like effective resource utilization, while Java does not support static polymorphism due to limitations.

1. POLYMORPHIS
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2. AIM
• IN CASE STUDY OF AND EXPLAIN POLYMORPHISM USING JAVA PROGRAMMING
LANGUAGE.

3. ABSTRACT
• POLYMORPHISM ALLOWS YOU TO DEFINE ONE INTERFACE AND HAVE MULTIPLE
IMPLEMENTATIONS. THE WORD “POLY” MEANS MANY AND “MORPHS” MEANS FORMS, SO IT
MEANS MANY FORMS.POLYMORPHISM ALLOWS YOU TO DEFINE ONE INTERFACE AND HAVE
MULTIPLE IMPLEMENTATIONS.

4. WHAT IS POLYMORPHISM?
• POLY MEANS MANY AND MORPHS MEANS FORMS.
THEREFORE POLYMORPHISM TRANSLATES TO MANY
FORMS.

5. TYPES OF POLYMORPHISM

7. PROGRAM

9. APPLICATIONS

10. EXAMPLE

11. ADVANTAGES

12. DISADVANTAGE

13. CONCLUSION
• THE ADVANTAGE OF DYNAMIC POLYMORPHISM IS EFFECTIVE UTILIZATION OF THE RESOURCES,
SO JAVA ALWAYS USE DYNAMIC POLYMORPHISM. JAVA DOES NOT SUPPORT STATIC
POLYMORPHISM BECAUSE OF ITS LIMITATION.

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