Anyone know anything about polymorphism? 05-19-2015, 12:27 PM
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Next year, I'm taking a course called ICS3UP, or pre-AP Introduction to Computer Sciences. It sounds fancy and makes it look like I'm learning about hardware, but it's pretty much Java and nothing else.
I was talking to my teacher about it, and in the next course, ICS4UP (AP computer science), we learn about polymorphism in object oriented programming (in the sake of efficiency, probably Java). From what I gather, the concept is highly dependant on user-made Classes and Methods, but I was wondering if anyone here had a more solid definition.
I was talking to my teacher about it, and in the next course, ICS4UP (AP computer science), we learn about polymorphism in object oriented programming (in the sake of efficiency, probably Java). From what I gather, the concept is highly dependant on user-made Classes and Methods, but I was wondering if anyone here had a more solid definition.
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