If a base class has a public member function, and the derived class has a member function with the same name, but with a different parameter list, this function is said to be
A) overloaded
B) redefined
C) overwritten
D) a syntax error

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When a derived class has a member function with the same name as a public member function in the base class, but with a different parameter list, this function is said to be overloaded. Overloading occurs when multiple functions have the same name but differ in terms of the number or type of their parameters.

If a Base Class Has a Public Member Function, and the Derived