Do you really know why you want to overload?
Let's go straight:
Q: What is the principle of named function?
A: Of course, it is the best word that describes the functionality of functionality!
If I want to put some things on the screen, such as alphabet strings, string letters, moonlight box ...
Do this:
Int charPrint ();
Int strprint ();
INT mbprint ();
Still do this:
INT Print (Char &);
Int Print (String &);
Int Print (Moonbox &);
Of course, of course, the latter is good, my memory is poor, can't remember so much function name!
For the constructor of the function:
The overload may be the only choice - you are my only! For advanced topics for overload, please see Meyers' "EC", after all, only Meyers know what you are saying!
