Select the correct answerIn which scenario does Java NOT allow polymorphism?OptionsWhen using the method overloadingWhen overriding private methodsWhen using interface methodsWhen using abstract methods

The correct answer is "When overriding private methods".

Java does not allow polymorphism in the scenario of overriding private methods. This is because private methods are not visible from any other class, so they cannot be accessed directly from the outside of the class. Therefore, they cannot be overridden.

On the other hand, Java allows polymorphism in the following scenarios:

• When using the method overloading: Method overloading is a way of implementing polymorphism in Java. It allows a class to have two or more methods having same name but different in parameters.
• When using interface methods: Interface methods are by default abstract and public. Any class that implements the interface needs to provide the implementation for these methods, thus achieving polymorphism.
• When using abstract methods: Abstract methods are declared in the abstract class and they have no body. The subclass must provide the implementation for abstract methods, thus achieving polymorphism.