C++ Programming - OOPS Concepts - Discussion

First, the arguments don't count here, only the parameters count.

Then, the order of the parameters doesn't count if their type is the same, so 'B' doesn't apply.

In case the types are different and their order is different, that means different parameters' types so this case is covered by 'A'.

Please explain it with an example.

What is meant by order of arguments?

int foo(int a,float b){ } and int foo(float a,int b){} are different.

This shows function arguments order difference.