Polymorphism (Greek: 'many forms') means that a reference of a parent type can point to objects of different subtypes, and the correct method is selected at runtime based on the actual object — not the declared type of the reference. This is called dynamic dispatch (runtime polymorphism).
Runtime Polymorphism in Action
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