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Polymorphism in programming refers to the ability of different classes to use the same function name for methods with different signatures. In Python, this allows child classes to inherit and modify methods from parent classes through a process known as method overriding. This concept is crucial in object-oriented programming as it enables flexibility and reusability in code.
Introduction to the concept of polymorphism in programming.
Polymorphism allows methods in child classes to have the same names as parent methods.
Illustration of inbuilt polymorphic functions in Python through code and output.
Demonstrates how different class types can be used interchangeably using polymorphism.
Explains method overriding in child classes, modifying inherited methods to fit specific needs.
Summarizes the significance of polymorphism in Object-Oriented Programming.
Conclusion and thanks for the presentation on polymorphism.