Method Overloading in general

In this post I am going to introduce “method overloading” in the Haxe programming language. In general, method overloading means that a collection of functions with different type signatures, that share the same name. For example in Java, one would write the following code:

public void foo(String bar) { /* body ... */ }
public void foo(String[] bars) { /* body ... */ }

Then you can call either foo("my string") or foo(new String[]{"my", "string"}).

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