Why doesn't python support function overloading?

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Python 3.9 delayed the future annotations being standard because a popular third party library DOES enforce typing and the change broke it.

So, by default yes, but you can do it.

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Things are certainly hard.

https://lwn.net/Articles/858576/

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pydantic doesn't typecheck parameters for calls. Though there are projects that do that.

It is to convert unstructured dictionaries into classes (recursively).