Michael wants to ensure that his overloaded function is chosen correctly during compile time, even in ambiguous cases. What practices should he follow?
- Avoid using the same function name
- Use a different return type
- Use different parameter types
- Use explicit type casting
To ensure that overloaded functions are chosen correctly during compile time, developers should use different parameter types. This helps the compiler distinguish between the various overloaded functions and select the appropriate one based on the provided arguments.
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