When you overload a method defined in a superclass, you must do which one of these? 1. change either the number, type, or order of parameters in the subclass.
2. use an access specifier that is at least as permissive as the superclass method
3. return exactly the same type as the original method.
4. use exactly the same number and type of parameters as the original method.

Option 1: Change either the number, type, or order of parameters in the subclass.

Explanation:

Overloading can be defined as using more than one methods in a class that have same name.

This confuses the two methods as both have same names. Therefore, while overloading there is kept some change in parameters of the methods. This change can be in following ways:

Forexample:

If a method is created as:

Car(char color, char name, int model)

it can be overloaded by using the following method in the same class:

Car(int model, char color, char name)

 (The sequence of the parameters is changed.)

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