The Difference of polymorphism in c++ and pascal

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Can anybody say me the difference of polymorphism in c++ and pascal .

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Posted 21-Apr-12 9:49am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-04-21T21:29:00

Pascal is basically monomorphic: you can't define polymorphic functions or procedures. However, some of the built in functions are polymorphic (+, -, * and / for example). However, this is also true of FORTRAN so it isn't really a good example!

There is a document here which does talk about this: http://webcourse.cs.technion.ac.il/234319/Spring2007/ho/WCFiles/05-Polymorphism.pdf[^] Search for Pascal and you will see.