Question from the Object-oriented programming - Fundamentals test

Overriding consist in defining a method which already exists by changing its signature (name, and the number, types and order of its parameters) while overloading consist in changing the definition of a method of a parent class in order to change what it does.

Overloading consist in defining a method which already exists by changing its signature (name, and the number, types and order of its parameters) while overriding consist in changing the definition of a method of a parent class in order to change what it does.

Both terms mean the same thing : changing the definition of a method of a parent class in order to change what it does.

Both terms mean the same thing : defining a method which already exists by changing its signature (name, and the number, types and order of its parameters).