Real time example of polymorphism

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Program based example for your reference.

You know very well polymorphism represents one to many and one thing used for many purpose

 

 

 

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https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-practical-real-life-examples-of-polymorphism-inheritance-composition-overriding-encapsulation-abstraction-and-other-important-concepts-of-OOPS

https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-practical-real-life-examples-of-polymorphism-inheritance-composition-overriding-encapsulation-abstraction-and-other-important-concepts-of-OOPS 

 

The term "poly" means many i.e an object can function in many ways. Supposing you have a class Calculator in order to do operations like addition , multiplication we can use two methods. It can take any type of arguments like Integer Addition Or Double Addition etc and same applies for all other operations i.e the methods specified in your class Calculator. The whole point here is that a single method can take any type of arguments(Integer, Float , Double ). Overriding is one way of polymorphism. 

 

 

 

 

lets take example

In OOP this is expressed through interfaces.

So, it would be modelled something like this:

class Human {  

    Date Birthdate;

 }  

interface ITeacher 

{    

 void Teach(); 

}  

interface IHusband {   

  void Pray(); 

}  

interface IFather { 

    void Love();   // methods in IFather and IHusband can be interchanged 

} 

class Person extends Human implements ITeacher, IHusband, IFather 

{ 

   // implementations inserted here 

} 

Now you can use those behaviours and the fact that he is a human in different cases.

Like:

 Human yourTeacher = new Human("1970/05/01"); 

  Class class = new Class(); 

 class.Teachers.Add(yourTeacher); 

// expecting that it is a collection of ITeachers.  

 Pub pub = new Pub(); 

 pub.DrunkPeople.Add(yourTeacher); // accepting only humans older than 21 here 

So, polymorphism is about

ONE object that behaves different in different cases... and inheritance.

real time example of Polymorohism you can say as

2 toys(remote controlling car and remote controlling elicopter) which controlling in a remote control, here this two are using same move() command in remort control but both are moving in different way. more about Polymorphism you can visit below page.

 

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/concept-of-polymorphism-late-binding-in-c-sharp/