Java Ambiguous overloading method

When an application contains just one version of a method, you can call the method using a parameter of the correct data type or one that can be promoted to the correct data type. For example, you can call a method which needs double variable datatype use int value, but not allowed versa vice.

publicstaticvoid simpleMethod(double d){

        System.out.println("Method receives double parameter "+d);

      }

      publicstaticvoid main(String[] args){

        Test2.simpleMethod(1.00);

        Test2.simpleMethod(1);

      }

Output:

Method receives double parameter 1.0

Method receives double parameter 1.0

 

publicstaticvoid simpleMethod(double d){

        System.out.println("Method receives double parameter "+d);

      }

      publicstaticvoid simpleMethod(int i){

        System.out.println("Method receives int parameter "+i);

      }

      publicstaticvoid main(String[] args){

        Test2.simpleMethod(1.00);

        Test2.simpleMethod(1);

      }

Output:

Method receives double parameter 1.0

Method receives int parameter 1