Practice overloading methods | Level 5

Our program is once again full of unnecessary lines of code. Let's correct this blunder by removing all the extra methods, so that the program displays text (and only the text) that corresponds to the task conditions. By the way, you need to get used to this. Junior developers' special ability to create unnecessary code is pretty annoying to senior developers.

Let's display matrices in different ways, however we want. OOP gives us a wonderful tool for this: method overloading. Overload the printMatrix method in 8 different ways. You should end up with 10 different printMatrix methods.

Not every overloaded method is useful. And so it is in this program. Look at the code and think about which implementation of the print method will be called. Then remove all the superfluous implementations of the method - and you're done.

Something in this program isn't right... It seems to display the names of men, but not those of women. Put an end to the discrimination: change the printName method so that it runs for both man and woman. The method should have a single implementation.

Again, we have extra lines in a program. They've resulted in a bug, because the program tries to call the add method for cases for which it is not implemented. We won't override the superfluous add methods this time. We'll do something simpler: delete the lines for which there is no implementation.