Learning python and JavaScript. I kind of miss function overloading.

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But you can kind of "overload" a function internally, through if's on the variable type,inside the function. Function arguments and return values have no static type in python by default. Or am I wrong?

Not sure about Python but you can sort of overload functions in JavaScript to a degree with default arguments.

Heck you *could* actually overload them any way you want. Function arguments are just typeless variables after all. You could check the types of the arguments and reroute it accordingly.

…not that I recommend doing that, just saying you could. :)

I really miss static type checking. Seriously how can you even use functions without it. How do you know what parameters it needs and what it returns?

@Double-A You trust in the force. 😄

@Double-A you just kinda roll with it.