How does function overloading interact with functions that have default arguments?
- Function overloading and default arguments can be used together.
- Function overloading cannot be used with functions having default arguments.
- Function overloading doesn't affect functions with default arguments.
- Function overloading overrides default arguments.
Function overloading can be used in conjunction with functions that have default arguments. In C++, you can have multiple functions with the same name but different parameter lists (overloads), and some of these overloads can have default arguments. The compiler selects the appropriate function based on the arguments provided.
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