Function overloading vs Method overloading in c#

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Hi Guys,
May I know whats the Difference between Function overloading and Method overloading in C#.

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Posted 25-Sep-13 10:30am

Rajendra Koranga

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Method is another name for functions in C#. So same kind of thing.

Posted 25-Sep-13 10:48am

Abhinav Gauniyal

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Ron Beyer · Accepted Answer · 2013-09-25T10:40:00

Solution 1

Nothing, method is another name for function, or subroutine. They are all synonyms (in C# that is, in VB they are a little different).

Posted 25-Sep-13 10:40am

Ron Beyer

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Sep-13 17:16pm

5ed. This term, "overloading" is so sloppy. In confused so many beginners, even though the feature itself is just most primitive. Nothing is actually "overloaded", just because nothing is "loaded".
In .NET, proper name for function or procedure is "method". In C#, there are no keywords "procedure", "sub" or "function".
—SA

Ron Beyer 25-Sep-13 17:37pm

Thanks Sergey.