Question 2 In class, we have discussed overloading, a mechanism provided by some programming languages to use the same name for a number of different functions. For example, in C++, we can define multiple versions of addition for different argument typesthe addition operator is being overloaded: // Built-in double operator +(double, double); struct Complex { double real, imaginary; } Complex operator +(Complex x, Complex y) { Complex result; result.real = x.real + y.real; result. imaginary = x. imaginary + y. imaginary; return result; } When calling a function with the overloaded name, it is usually the argument types that determine which function is being called. Languages that support this are C++, Rust (via traits), Haskell (via type classes), and some other languages. Python does not support overloading. Discuss whether it would be possible to add overloading to Python. Be as precise as possible in your