The main differences between method overloading and method overriding should be clarified.

Is there a difference between static and dynamic type checking?

Explain how static fields and static methods differ from instance variables and regular methods

Currently working with class structure type. I want to add an abstract data type, a const, and a class constructor to a code I wrote earlier to help my own undertsanging of the subject material outside of the book.  to summarize I am trying to update a C++ code I wrote earlier (perhaps around 30-60 lines of code) and make it compile and run showing how to use: (please label the code added // with abstract data type, const, and class constructor to help me identify it)   a.       abstract data type b.       const c.       class constructor   #include <iostream>#include <string> using namespace std; class address // address structure type{public:string streetAddress;string city;string state;int zipcode; }; int main() { address guest; // class address named guest address home; // class adress named home and inputshome.streetAddress = "1234 Right Way Rd.";home.city = "Huntsville";home.state = "AL";home.zipcode = 35803;   cout << "What is your address? " << endl; //…

methods and parameters in java

We define the distinction between "static" and "dynamic" binding (i.e., between virtual and nonvirtual methods).

We define the distinction between "static" and "dynamic" binding (i.e., between virtual and nonvirtual methods).

So, what exactly makes Constructors so special?

Describe the use of the @Override annotation in Java and its significance in method overriding.

Java Assignment: Experiment with naming rules in Java Does the language use static or dynamic scoping? Can scopes nest? Are they open or closed? Does the scope of a name encompass the entire block in which it is declared, or only the portion after the declaration? How does one declare mutually recursive types or subroutines? Can subroutines be passed as parameters, returned from functions, or stored in variables? If so, when are referencing environments bound? Justify your answers with suitable code snippet and its output.