Why doesn't C support function overloading?
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Function Overloading allows us to have multiple functions with the same name but with different function signatures in our code. These functions have the same name but they work on different types of arguments and return different types of data. ... Therefore, C does not support function overloading.
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Function Overloading allows us to have multiple functions with the same name but with different function signatures in our code. These functions have the same name but they work on different types of arguments and return different types of data. ... Therefore, C does not support function overloading.
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