Laufzeitbindung
Laufzeitbindung, also known as dynamic binding or late binding, is a concept in computer programming where the specific function or method to be executed is not determined until the program is running, rather than at compile time. This contrasts with static binding, where the code to be executed is fixed during the compilation phase.
The primary mechanism for achieving Laufzeitbindung is often through polymorphism, particularly in object-oriented programming. When a
Advantages of Laufzeitbindung include increased flexibility and extensibility. Programs can be designed to work with objects
However, Laufzeitbindung can introduce a performance overhead. The process of dynamically determining which method to call