What happens when an extension function has the same name as a member function?
The Worker class has a function work(): String and a private function rest(): String. We also have two extension functions with the same signature, work and rest:
class Worker { fun work() = "*working hard*" private fun rest() = "*resting*"}fun Worker.work() = "*not working so hard*"fun <T> Worker.work(t:T) = "*working on $t*"fun Worker.rest() = "*playing video games*"
Having extension functions with the same signature isn't a compilation error, but a warning: Extension is shadowed by a member: public final fun work(): String
It is legal to declare a function with the same signature as a member function, but the member ...
