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diff in need of method overloading * cons overloading

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    I m new in .net wel i want to know the diff. between M.overloading & C.overloading i think ,, we can use the method after cons.overloaded by only method overloading??? & mainly ,what is the need we use or prefer them,, ?? reply me in detail kindly reply ,, Regards waqar

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      I m new in .net wel i want to know the diff. between M.overloading & C.overloading i think ,, we can use the method after cons.overloaded by only method overloading??? & mainly ,what is the need we use or prefer them,, ?? reply me in detail kindly reply ,, Regards waqar

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      Do you mean method overloading and constructor overloading? They are much the same, except constructor overloading enables you to create your object instances from different signatures that cn be used for initialization. Method overloading enables different method implementations to be called depending on the signature.

      Dave
      BTW, in software, hope and pray is not a viable strategy. (Luc Pattyn)
      Visual Basic is not used by normal people so we're not covering it here. (Uncyclopedia)

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