What is type of method overloading?

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what is type of Method overloading?. Since Method hiding is Reference type and Method overriding is Object type.

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what is type of Method overloading?. Since Method hiding is Reference type and Method overriding is Object type.

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CHill60 12-Apr-17 6:30am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2017-04-12T00:50:00

I think you are a little confused...

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Method hiding is Reference type

While you can hide methods on Value types that's because you can't derive from a value type, not some special property of method hiding.

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Method overriding is Object type.

That doesn't make any sense - an object is a Type, but only in the sense that it's the base type for all classes in C#. You can override a method without any reference to the Object class at all.

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what is type of Method overloading?

Makes no more sense than the overriding statement did...

I'd suggest you re-read your homework question and your course notes - you seem to have missed the point a bit.