Method overloading allows us to define many methods with the same name but with a different set of parameters ( thus with the same name but different signature ).
Are these two methods overloaded?
class A
{
public static void MyMethod<T>(T myVal) { }
public static void MyMethod(int myVal) { }
}
EDIT:
Shouldn't statement A<int>.MyMethod(myInt); throw an error, since constructed type A<int> has two methods with the same name and same signature?