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Or you end up with java-like names once you forgot the option object. toReabableNumber, toReadableNumberWithBase, toReadableNumberWithBaseAndPrecision, .... or

• simongray 6y ago
  Isn't that more Objective-C style?
  • wruza 6y ago
    Aaand in objc, it would traditionally be: [array mapSelector:@selector(toReadableNumber:withOptions:) fromObject:[NSFormattingManager localizedFormattingManager] withArguments:@[@{kCFNumberFormattingBaseKey:@(10)}]]; Thank god they invented @-syntax for core type literals.
• hawk_ 6y ago
  uhm java has method overloading..
  • vorticalbox 6y ago
    So does javascript.
    • Toutouxc 6y ago
      I believe that JS doesn't have function overloading. Function overloading, the way I understand it, is the ability to declare multiple functions with the same name but a different signature (different tuple of arguments) and let the runtime/compiler decide upon the implementation used.
      • vorticalbox 6y ago
        JavaScript supports this here is a snippet from out sdk https://pastebin.com/xCnY8ZzV https://pastebin.com/xCnY8ZzV
        • emteycz 6y ago
          That's TypeScript and it works only with type signatures, you still have only one actual implementation.