Function overloading, commonly referred to as function loading, is not as supported in Python as it is in certain other programming languages, such as C++ or Java. The ability to specify numerous functions with the same name but distinct argument lists is known as function overloading.
When you declare several functions with the same name in Python, the most recent definition replaces the earlier definitions. When deciding which function to call, Python does not take the types of the arguments or the number of arguments into account. Python instead employs a distinct strategy known as "duck typing," which puts more emphasis on the behavior of objects than their types.