I am want to dig in that whether it is an ambiguity or an extra feature that is provided:
public class Foo
{
public int Bar(){
//code
}
public string Bar(int a){
//code
}
}
Any one having any experience with this, overloading on return type with different parameters should be a bad practice, is it?
But if the overloading was done on the basis of return type then why this is not working for.
public class Foo
{
public int Bar(int a){
//code
}
public string Bar(int a){
//code
}
}
As it will be unable to decide which function to call 1st or second, if we call obj.Bar(); , it should end in error do any one have any idea about it why it allows first code snippet to run.