Question

20 : Which among the following can't be used for polymorphism​

Answer 1

Question:

Which among the following can't be used for polymorphism​

a. Static member functions

b. Member functions overloading

c. Predefined operator overloading

d. Constructor overloading

Answer:

The correct option is (a) Static member functions.

Explanation:

No object has any ownership over static member functions. As a result, overloading or overriding cannot be considered. Function must be an object property, not just a class attribute, for polymorphism to exist.

Static member function: Any other regular data member cannot be accessed by a static member function, which is a unique member function used to access only static data members. Static member functions are class functions, same like static data members, however they are not connected to any class objects.

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