OOAD

Introduction

In the third and last article of the series of "Exploring OOPS - JavaScript Style", we look at polymorphism in JavaScript.

Polymorphism literally means "multiple forms". In OOAD, it means that an object reference can take different behave differently depending upon the scenario.

Technically, there are two types of polymorphism - compile-time polymorphism and runtime polymorphism. One of the ways to implement compile-time polymorphism is method overloading while runtime polymorphism can be implemented by method overriding.

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Introduction

As promised in one of the earlier articles, we discuss about how the various pillars of OOPS are implemented in JavaScript.

Obect Oriented Programming - as defined by Grady Booch - stands on three pillars:

• Encapsulation
• Inheritance
• Polymorphism

Here, we explore how all three - Yes! All Three Pillars of OOPS - are implemented in JavaScript.

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