Briefly explain what the overload keyword does and why it is no longer needed in a computer program.

      

Briefly explain what the overload keyword does and why it is no longer needed in a computer program.

  

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The overload keyword is obsolete.In early version programs, it was used to tell the compiler that a function will be overloaded.It is supported by modern compilers.
Githiari answered the question on February 4, 2018 at 13:12


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