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    <description>Resources Slides Video Script One of the most useful features of functions in Java is the ability to overload a function name with multiple declarations. As long as each declaration uses a different list of parameters, the program can easily determine which version of the function to use.&#xA;This code gives a great example of how this could work in Java. We’ve created two functions named max(), one that accepts two integers as parameters, and the other that accepts three integers.</description>
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