What is Method Overloading?
This tutorial helps you to learn about Method Overloading in Python. Usually, Python does not completely support Method Overloading in contrast to programming languages such as C++ which supports method overloading. Still, it is possible to overload the methods. There is a limitation that it is possible to use only the recently defined method. Mostly, more programming languages will not support method overloading. What is Method Overloading? The way we call a method is method overloading. In the case of python, it allows various ways to call it. Once we call a method or a function, we can denote the number of parameters. Based on the way a function is defined, it can be called with a zero, one, two or more parameters. This is called method overloading. Let’s see some quick examples to get a detailed idea about the Method Overloading concept. Examples of Method Overloading: Let us create a class with one method Welcome(). We can make the first parameter of the method to ‘none’...