package MethodOverloading;

public class TestMethod2 {

static void add(int a, double d){

System.out.println("Argument type (int , double)");

}

static void add(double d, int a){

System.out.println("Argument type (double, int)");

}

static void add(double d, double a){

System.out.println("Argument type (double, double)");

}

static void add(int a, float f){

System.out.println("Argument type (int , float)");

}

static void add(float f, int a){

System.out.println("Argument type (float, int)");

}

public static void main(String... args){

//add(10,20); is a ambiguous CTE;

// because he can't able to decide which argument he will take as double or int

// as there exists two methods with args (int, double) and (double, int)

//add(12,13);

add(10,20.0);

add(10.0f,10);

}

}