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Polymorphism is about using objects of a type uniformly, regardless of their subtype.
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Is ad-hoc polymorphism a good practice in functional programming?
I am developing a utils data engineering package in python, and for the sake of reusability and readability, I chose the functional programming (FP) approach.
Assume a key task of converting data from …
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