Explain any 8 difference between overloading and overriding?

Answer 1

Overriding methods that are in the parent class is to redefine them in the current (child) class in a different way. Like if you're extending a class but you don't like the behavior of one method in that class, you can override that method and write your own code.

Overloading a method in the current class is defining another copy of the method with different signature. They call them overloaded methods.

This is an example of overloaded methods:

myMethod(int i, int b){ .... }

myMethod(String s) { ... }

myMethod(boolean b) {...}

Hope that was clear