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[Topic Idea] What Is Polymorphism #22
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@dakshdeepHERE Nice to see you on the UGC repo. I will assign you and see what we can do for #31. I want to ensure the assignee didn't just forget to submit it. Make sure you take a look at other UGC content since it slightly differs from Docs. 👍 |
@KTom101 yep I have already checked it out and planning my way for the article that I have to build. I'm looking for a way to create is visually good for the viewers too. |
@dakshdeepHERE Sounds good! |
@dakshdeepHERE It's been a couple of weeks since you've been assigned. Any progress on this yet? |
@KTom101 don't worry I will start to work on both the PRs from 25th I have my end term going on till 24th. |
hey @KTom101 I can use any lang that I prefer to show the examples in the article right ? Or we have to use any specific lang? |
@dakshdeepHERE You can use a major programming language of your choice. |
@KTom101 then I'm using Java in majority of the place. |
@dakshdeepHERE Alright, thank you for letting us know. |
Hey @KTom101 I had a doubt if I click a pic or take a screenshot and want to attach it in the article do I have to set a custom resolution for it or it will be automatically be done? |
@dakshdeepHERE You may have to change the resolution if the image size is greater than > 1MB. We ask that it be less than < 1MB to help with loading times and to keep the repo at a good size. I suggest saving the image as is and check to see if the size is good first. If it is you can add it. Does this answer your question? |
@KTom101 alright I guess most of my images are >1mb I will compress them then. Thanks for the help. |
One of the four pillars of object-oriented programming (OOP), polymorphism is Greek in origin meaning “many forms.”
Get creative with your example code snippets and keep it original 👍
Let us know if you want to write this!
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