@Yashgdie
Kya baat hai kyaa baat hai samjh aa gya concept and sirf practices karni hai thanks
@Adil_Hashmi
Python does not support method overloading in the traditional sense like some other programming languages. In Python, you can define multiple methods with the same name in a class, but the method that gets executed will be based on the number of arguments passed during the function call. This is known as "overloading by default." However, you cannot have multiple methods with the same name but different argument types like you would in languages with explicit method overloading.
class Calculator:
def add(self, a, b):
return a + b
def add(self, a, b, c):
return a + b + c
# In this case, only the second add method will be available.
# The first add method is overridden, and you can only use the one that takes three arguments.
# This is because Python supports method overloading by default based on the number of arguments.
@Humani11
Topic is gud but explanation is brief
@ParveenShaikh-ls3ty
sir, complicating topics ko ap aur detail me samjhaye more examples ke sath
@parakhchauhan
Ekdum clear 💯
@akshaysaundane9520
THANK YOU SIR
@RahulBhatia-py1iv
Superb video sir
@asutoshpradhan997
thanks man
@patak8628
Sir make video _iter_ and _next_ method
@amarjitsahoo45
Sir why some of the programs are not working in pycharm?
@devsharma8280
Thank you very much
@akshaygaikwad807
Thank you sir ..
@menavaghela8133
Thanks sir 🥰
@shoaibkolkata
Python does not allow method overloading
@catapult5836
agar 2 classes ko aik sath call krwana ho 3rd class me to kese karein ge
@rewakamushafir
Bakbas
@devanshshikhwal2838
bohot accha pdhate ho lekin ab mt pdhana
@ch.ammar.1
Not Good! Ghtia Way of Teaching
@amanullahchandio2320
Thank you so much Sir
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