Method overloading allows defining multiple methods with the same name but different parameter types. This approach keeps the code clean and ensures that each Method handles a distinct responsibility without mixing logic.

Example

class Screen { ... }

class File { ... }

class Dolphin {

    // Method to print to a screen
    public void print(Screen screen) { ... }

    // Method to print to a file
    public void print(File file) { ... }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Dolphin dolphin = new Dolphin();
        Screen screen = new Screen();
        File file = new File();

        dolphin.print(screen);  // Calls print(Screen)
        dolphin.print(file);    // Calls print(File)
    }
}