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Just to be clear: “to be” refers to the English language (no “to be” operator or this and that in programming). “Overloaded” means that it can mean a whole bunc
by avgcorrection 4y ago
Just to be clear: “to be” refers to the English language (no “to be” operator or this and that in programming). “Overloaded” means that it can mean a whole bunch of different things. This should be obvious from context.
- jraph 4y ago> This should be obvious from context Yes, I understood your comment. It's just that since you used the same word as me but with a different meaning, I wanted to make sure there was no misunderstanding.