In situations where two interfaces apply to an object, and there are two overloaded methods that differ only by distinguishing between those interfaces, which method gets called?
In code.
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I'm beginner in Java, so, i'm sorry if the question will be too simple for you.
Could somebody explain me what the polymorphism is in Java?
I need just piece of code that ...
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