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Poly morphism is nothing but function with same name exhibiting two or more than two characteristics.

The function has the same name but the parameters passes to it will differ.

Example: DrawShape ()

DrawShape (int radius) ---> draws a circle

DrawShape (int length, int breadth) ---> draws a rectangle

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