Given the following two method signatures, explain the reasoning behind how the C# compiler determines which method version to invoke for the call MyMethod(12):private static void MyMethod(int a)private static void MyMethod(int a, char b = 'B')
What will be an ideal response?
If two signatures are equally good, the one that does not omit optional parameters is considered better. If either method existed alone, the call MyMethod(12) would work. But when the two coexist, the first version is better because no optional parameters are omitted.
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