How to remember the difference between Runtime polymorphism and Compile time polymorphism in Java?

Question

Often we might get confused by the following

Compiletime polymorphism	class overloading in java
Runtime polymorphism	class overriding in java

Both class overriding/overloading might get mixed up and can cause confusion.
What is an easy hack to remember this?

Answer 1

The hack is to create a trick to remember only 'Runtime Polymorphism'. 
Here is simple piece of code about 'Bikes' relating to runtime polymorphism

class Bike {
public ride(){}
}

class HarleyDavidson extends Bike {
// Look!!! class-overriding below
public ride(){
System.out.println("Enable 6th gear");
}

}

Now here comes the trick.Runtime polymorphism can be imagined as something that always moves. Eg. our bike is a perfect example. You can ride it around. It's dynamic and it moves. 
So here 'ride' is the keyword.

Relate class-overriding with the method 'ride' 

The 'ride' method in the above example is an instance of class-overriding hence its very easy to remember now that Runtime Polymorpism is related with class-overriding