binding « Polymorphism « Java Class Q&A

1. Is there any reason that Java uses late/static binding for overloaded methods in the same class?    stackoverflow.com

Is there any specific reason why Java uses early binding for overloaded methods? Wouldn't it be possible to use late binding for this? Example:

public class SomeClass {

    public void ...

2. Confusing method bindings    stackoverflow.com

The output of this simple program is This is base.

public class mainApp{
    private void func(){
      System.out.println("This is base"); 
    }

 ...

3. Dynamic Method Binding in Java    stackoverflow.com

With this code

public static void doSomething(Animal arg)
{
...
}

public static void main(String[] args)
{
Animal fido = new ...

4. clarify overloading/overriding, polymorphism, dynamic data binding    coderanch.com

In a simple sense, overriding occurs between different classes in a hierarchy. So, a subclass overrides a method inherited from a parent or an ancestor. So, overriding always involves a hierarchy of some sort. It is through a hierarchy chain, and different behaviors of classes on a common heirarchy chain, that polymorphism is all about. Classes on a hierarchy share behavior, ...

5. Dynamic binding vs Polymorphism    java-forums.org

6. Polymorphism , Dynamic Binding, Widening and I'm totally confused    forums.oracle.com

Thanks a lot for the solution but what if I wanna reference to several methods via an only one object reference variable which all those methods are in subclasses ??? Shall I just put all of those methods into Super Class or is there any other alternative ways ??? For example , the Banana class has its own method called yellowBanana() ...