Correct, that's what overloading means - defining methods with same name but with different method signatures, and method signatures are usually types & arity.
What you're referring to (in Elixir) is a combination of both - when you have pattern matching, your method signatures aren't just types & arity, but also patterns.
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Correct, that's what overloading means - defining methods with same name but with different method signatures, and method signatures are usually types & arity.
What you're referring to (in Elixir) is a combination of both - when you have pattern matching, your method signatures aren't just types & arity, but also patterns.