I was wondering if it is function overloads of the same name, defining it non-variadically: add_function(PythonObject) add_function(PythonObject, PythonObject

I was wondering if it is function overloads of the same name, defining it non-variadically: add_function(PythonObject) add_function(PythonObject, PythonObject) add_function(PythonObject, PythonObject, PythonObject) There was a similar pattern in the Guava library years ago, where ImmutableList.of(…) would only support up to 20 arguments because there were 20 different instances of the method for each possible argument count.