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## 2.4 Pattern Matching at functions too (like in Erlang)
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Function overloading in dlang allows to define the same function but with different versions for different data types:
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-```dlang
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+```
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int my_func(int x){
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return x;
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}
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@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ my_func(9) -> 9 * 3;
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my_func(X) -> X * 4.
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```
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->
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-```dlang
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+```
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int my_func(int x){
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if(x == 1){
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return 1;
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```
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todo more examples -- with switch case dlang
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-```
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-```
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## 2.5 aliases for imports, externs etc
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