Class

[Ah Ming]

Thanks for your response! How about the following classes?

CASE 1:

class ABC {
public int aMethod(int a) {
......
}
private void aMethod(int a) {
......
}
}

CASE 2:

class ABC {
public int aMethod(int a) {
......
}
public void aMethod(int a) {
......
}
}

 

[Joona I Palaste]

Thanks for your response! How about the following classes?

CASE 1:

class ABC {
public int aMethod(int a) {
......
}
private void aMethod(int a) {
......
}
}

This should not compile. Method overloading is done by parameters only,
not by return types. Having two methods with the same name and the same
parameters but different return types causes a compile-time error.

CASE 2:

class ABC {
public int aMethod(int a) {
......
}
public void aMethod(int a) {
......
}
}

This case is the same as the above.