👉 Overloads are a feature in programming languages that allow multiple constructors or methods to be defined for the same class. This allows for different types of objects to have the same functionality, without having to define each constructor separately. For example, consider a class named 'Person'. It has two constructors: one with no arguments and another with an integer argument. The first constructor is called `new Person()` which creates an instance of the class and initializes its properties. However, if we want to create an object
