How is method overriding related to polymorphism in Java?
Method overriding allows you to replace the behavior of a parent class method with a new behavior in the subclass, which enables polymorphism.
Youâ€™re close! Method overriding does enable polymorphism, but itâ€™s primarily associated with runtime polymorphism, which is based on method dispatching at runtime.
Can you explain the role of the runtime environment in determining which method to invoke during method overriding?