UGC NET CSE | June 2008 | Part 2 | Question: 14

Question

Function overloading is a concept in which:

(A) a function is used to implement lots of tasks at the same time.

(B) a function is called too many number of times by another function.

(C) a function provides common interface to the user to carry out possibly different functions in each call.

(D) a function is computationally too expensive for the system to handle.

Answer 1

Function overloading is a concept that allows programmer to define two or more function with same name.
Option c is correct here, i.e common interface [same function name] to the user to carry out possibly different functions in each call.