When referring to User-Defined Function (UDF) names in Snowflake, what does the term overloading mean?

In Snowflake, overloading refers to the creation of multiple User-Defined Functions (UDFs) with the

same name but differing in the number or types of their arguments. This feature allows for more

flexible function usage, as Snowflake can differentiate between functions based on the context of

their invocation, such as the types or the number of arguments passed. Overloading helps to create

more adaptable and readable code, as the same function name can be used for similar operations on

different types of data.

Snowflake Documentation: User-Defined Functions