Function Overloading in C# .Net

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Function Overloading

Function overloading is a concept of writing more than one function with the same name and with different types of arguments.

 Observations

Proto type possible to overload
Public void Print () 1 & 2  Not possible
Private Void Print () 1 & 3 Not possible
Public int Print ()  1& 4 Yes
Public void Print (Int x)  4 & 5 NO
Public void Print (int y)  4 & 6   Yes 
Public void Print (ref int x) 4 & 7  Yes
Public Void Print  (out int x)  6 & 7 No
Public void Print  ()  1 &8  Yes [Not overloading concept]

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Example on function overloading

Open Window forms Application Project Place a Button Code in GD

 Class Test

{

Public void print  ( float x)

{

Message. Box. Show  (“From float :”  + X);

}

Public void Print  (double X)

{

Message. Box. Show  (“From double:”  + X);

}

Public void Print  (decimal X)

{

Message. Box. Show  (“From decimal:”  + X);

}

}

//test   Code for button1_click   Test t = new Test ();  

Print (4.0) ;//
//t. Print (4); error

Print (4f);//float
Print (4m);//decimal
Print (4d);//double
       

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