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Polymorphism refers to a function having the same name but being used in different ways and different scenarios, making programming easier and more intuitive. Polymorphism is a fundamental concept in object-oriented programming that allows one function to display multiple functionalities through inheritance, where a child class inherits all methods from the parent class. In Python, polymorphism can be implemented through classes having different methods with the same name, inheritance where child classes can override parent methods, and by defining functions that can accept different object types.
The slide introduces the concept of polymorphism in Python programming.
Polymorphism allows functions to have the same name and function differently based on context; it's key in Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and involves class methods.
Polymorphism can be implemented via classes; child classes can override parent class methods for refined functionality through Method Overriding.
Provides an example illustrating polymorphism with inheritance in Python.
Demonstrates polymorphism using different class types in Python, showcasing their interchangeable use.
Discusses implementing polymorphism using functions and objects, emphasizing flexible method passing.







