Python method overloading

Question

Why python don't support method overloading?

Answer 1

Thank you Tibor Santa , it helped.

Answer 2

Ask Guido😁
finally it does not need it because function can Accenture anvariable number of arguments

Answer 3

Method overloading is only meaningful in statically types languages where the same number of arguments can have different types. In Python the type is allocated dynamically, based on the data that is passed to the function, so there can only be a single implementation.

In terms of arity (number of arguments) Python already supports varargs and keyword args as well, so if your function signature follows this pattern, you can literally pass any number and type of arguments.
def func(*args, **kwargs)

Answer 4

Share your code bit link in thread Description so people can see what's wrong

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Answer 5

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