Java Programming Basics: Runtime Polymorphism
by
Gurunath Kalamadi
When learning Java, your understanding of basic concepts has to be sound. In particular, I have identified a set of five concepts that any Java professional must understand to be successful:
- Object orientation
- Runtime Polymorphism
- Interfaces
- IO Streams
- Event Handling
In a series of articles titled Java Programming Basics, I take up each of these concepts individually to provide beginners (as well as experienced software engineers wanting to diversify their skill set) with a strong foundation of basic Java knowledge through compact explanations and practical examples. This second article in the series covers runtime polymorphism.
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