When we define two overloaded functions (have overloading) they should have same function name but different number of parameters different function name but same number of parameters different function name but different number of parameters same function name but same number of parameters

Language: JAVA Script write a function called 'dynamicAdder (num). The dynamicAdder function will return a new function that will allow us to create new separate customadding functions.  Look below to see how this function is invoked:  const addTwo = dynamicAdder (2); // returns a functionconsole.log(addTwo (5)); // 7  const addTen = dynamicAdder (10); // returns a functionconsole.log(adden(5)); // 15  const addNinety= dynamicAdder (90); // returns a functionconsole.log(addNinety (5)); // 95  *********************************************************/ function dynamicAdder(num) { |// Your code here}  /****DO NOT MODIFY ANYTHING UNDER THIS LINE****/  try{| module.exports = dynamicAdder;}catch (e) {|module.exports=null;}

Define a function print_repeated() that takes two parameters and outputs the first parameter the second parameter number of times on one line separated and ending with a space. The function does not return any value.

Add 3 parameters to each function in the code below.  ********************************************* Code starts here ************************************************** Module.py    #Defination to sort the list def sort(listNum):     sortedList = []     #While loop will run until the listNum don't get null     while(len(listNum) != 0 ):         #Set the min as first element in list         min = listNum[0]         #iterate over the list to compare every element with num             for ele in listNum:             #If element is less than min             if ele < min:                 #Then set min as element                 min = ele         #append the sorted element in list         sortedList.append(min)         #Remove the sorted element from the list         listNum.remove(min)         return sortedList #Function to find the sum of all elements in list def SumOfList(listNum):     #Set the sum as zero     sum =0     #Iterate over the list to get every element     for ele in…