// Method overriding , method overloading and method hiding in C++
//1. When both child and parents have same function  plus same arguments passing in 
//their function then it is called the function overriding.
//2. And if both child and parents have same function but they have different 
//argument passed in them then it is called the function hiding.
#include <iostream>

class A
{
  public:
  void f1(){
      
  }
  void f2()
  {
      
  }
};
class B : public A
{
    public:
    void f1(){  // Function overriding
        
    }
    void f2(int x) // Function hiding
    {
        
    }
};
int main() 
{
  B obj;
  obj.f1();// When a object is created and called the function then FIRST compiler moves
// to the class whom object is created and called the function in our case it is Class B
// and if compiler do not get that function in the class then it move to its parent class.
 
//obj.f2();// It generated an error because the workong of compiler is that it first goes
//to the class whom object called the function and in this case compiler moves to class B
//where the function is present f2 but their is argument required in this case so it's an
// error and if f2 is not present in derived class then compiler moves to parent class 
// function f2 so no error occur

// Function overloading is occur when same class contain all the possible version of Function
//like if class B contain f2() without argument and f2(int ) single argument etc.then
// it is called Function overloading.
    return 0;
}