Can you explain the concept of function or operator overloading in programming?

Function (or method) overloading is the ability to create multiple functions with the same name but different parameters (types or number). This allows using the same name for different behaviors of a function, which improves code readability and convenience.

Example in Kotlin (Android):

fun printInfo(value: Int) {
    println("Int value: $value")
}

fun printInfo(value: String) {
    println("String value: $value")
}

printInfo(10)       // Calls the first function
printInfo("text")  // Calls the second function

Operator overloading is the ability to define how standard operators (e.g., +, -, *) work with user-defined data types, making the code more expressive.