Method Overloading

Method overloading is a programming concept where multiple methods share the same name but differ in the type or number of input parameters. Think of it like a phone operator who uses the same command “call” but adds extra details depending on whether you're calling a mobile, landline, or international number. This allows programmers to use a familiar method name for related tasks, while customizing behavior based on different data inputs. It improves code readability and organization by grouping similar functions under a common name, making the program easier to understand and maintain.