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Class.forName() runtime polymorphism?
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A: The Class.forName() scheme is an application of polymorphism that is applied at runtime, so can be regarded as an example of runtime polymorphism. However the Class.forName() scheme has to be designed into an application in advance, the polymorphic aspect is not created at runtime, it is only expressed at runtime.
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Is Class.forName() runtime polymorphism?