Is there function and method overloading in Go like in Java/C++?

Hello everyone! I just started learning Go after Java, and I encountered an unclear situation. In Java, I'm used to being able to declare multiple methods with the same name but different parameters — this is called overloading. For example, I can write: ```java void print(String s) { ... } void print(int i) { ... } void print(double d) { ... } ``` Now I'm trying to do the same in Go: ```go package main func print(s string) { fmt.Println(s) } func print(i int) { fmt.Println(i) } func main() { print("hello") print(42) } ``` But the compiler gives an error: `print redeclared in this block`. I tried renaming the package, changing the order of functions — nothing helps. I've read that Go doesn't have classical overloading, but this seems very strange.