Typescript Tutorial #46 Function Overloads TypeScript

Function overloads in TypeScript allow you to define multiple function signatures for a single function implementation. This enables you to provide different type annotations for different ways the function can be called, ensuring that the function behaves correctly based on the provided arguments and return types. Function overloads help improve type safety and provide better developer experience when working with complex or specialized functions.
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