7.7 Method overloading
There isn't much difference between method overloading in Java and in C#. You have multiple methods of the same name and return type in the same class.
Like Java
You cannot consider two methods with the same name and parameters but with a different return type as method overloading. For example, having
public void DoThis (int j) {}
and
public int DoThis (int j) {return 0;}
in the same class is illegal. Constructors can be similarly overloaded. Like Java, you can invoke overloaded constructors from another constructor using the this keyword (see section 7.6).
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