Creating multiple methods with the same name, which will act differently and appropriately when used with different types of objects, is known as polymorphism.

If you had to write a function that asked for and returned two ints, which function would NOT work?

A. int Ask(int n); B. int Ask(int *n); C. void Ask(int *n, int &m); D. void Ask(int &n, int &m);

The following Javascript code is most likely in which tier of the Model-View-Controller design pattern?function calculate(){ var r = parseFloat(document.getElementById('radius').value); // Check for nonnumeric data if(isNaN(r)){ document.getElementById('data').innerHTML = "Please enternumbers only"; return; } // Check for negative data if(r<=0){ document.getElementById('data').innerHTML = "Negative numbers don't make sense"; return; } // Data is good var myCircle = new Circle(r); document.getElementById('data').innerHTML = myCircle.getData();}

A. Model B. View C. Controller D. Unable to determine