Question

What Is Overloading Of Procedures ?

Answer 1

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Overloading means creating multiple procedures or functions of the same name in a package, which take different numbers of arguments and / or where the arguments have different datatypes. This enables you to call a procedure and have different things happen depending on the arguments given.

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Answer 2

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Overloading a procedure means defining it in multiple versions, using the same name but different parameter lists. The purpose of overloading is to define several closely related versions of a procedure without having to differentiate them by name. You do this by varying the parameter list.