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To ''overload'' a [[method (computer science)|method]] in [[programming]] is to have two or more methods with the same name, but are distinguished by the '''number and/or type''' of [[variable]]s they require. Generally methods, [[operator]]s, and [[constructor (computer science)|constructors]] are overloaded in programming. However, in case of High level object oriented language like Java, only methods can be overloaded

==Overloading Methods==