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Those look clumsy but you would only use something like that when in fact you define a similar but not the same operation for Strings and Integers. And then the
by galaxyLogic 5y ago
Those look clumsy but you would only use something like that when in fact you define a similar but not the same operation for Strings and Integers. And then the argument-type-suffix would look more natural. For instance:
saveInt (i)
saveString(s)
saveBox(box)
saveCat (cat)
And then it might make more sense to define classes Box and Cat and say:
box.save()
cat.save()