Difference between OVERLOADING and OVERRIDING??

Hi guys,
can you please exaplain me difference between Overloading & Overriding with example?
Thanks,
JaxNa

Here is the example of overriding :
/* PARENT CLASS */
package com.example.supreclass {
     public class parentClass {
          public function parentClass() {
          public function fromParent(myString:String):void {
               trace("Output :", myString);
/* DERIVED CLASS */
package com.example.supreclass {
     public class myExample extends parentClass {
          public function myExample() {
          /* Override the method */
          override public function fromParent(outputStr:String):void {
               super.fromParent(outputString);
               trace("Override example");
Overriding means redefining the inherited method (the parent method still can be invoked using 'super', as shown in example )
These links should give you some idea on these :
Overriding : http://www.kirupa.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1896981
Overloading means having many functions with same name but each differs by parameters it takes (either by data type or number of parameters passed) and return value.
Overloading : http://www.techper.net/2008/07/08/missing-method-overloading-in-as3/

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