Which of the following changes will NOT result in a different overloaded function in C++?
- Changing the data type of parameters
- Changing the number of parameters
- Changing the order of parameters
- Changing the return type of a function
In C++, changing only the return type of a function does not result in a different overloaded function. Overloaded functions are distinguished based on the number or type of parameters, not the return type.
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