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Q:

Overloading calculation method in TypeScript

I want to define a function in TypeScript in which I need to calculate some values, but I also want to be able to check whether or not the calculation I am doing is true or false.
My math-function looks the following:
this.OneTwoNorm = function() {
//calculates the result
if(this.result === undefined || this.result === -1) {
//do something
if(this.absention === 1)
return -1
else
return 0
}
}

If the arguments in the function or the result are not defined, the function returns -1, otherwise it returns 0. Because the result is most often 0, I want to be able to write the equivalent of the way in Javascript:
if(this.absention === 1)
return -1
else
return 0

For a function which does mathematical calculations, I was always told to stick with the function form. So, I was thinking of defining my function like this:
this.OneTwoNorm = function(result) {
//calculates the result
if(this.result === undefined || this.result === -1) {
//do something
if(this.absention === 1)

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Your favorite car becomes more powerful throughout the car pack, starting from the Buggy with just four offensive and five defensive frames. The Mantis now comes with a four-wheel independent suspension and an engine that can gain six times it’s base HP per turn, with the ability to attack much more and be more resilient with only a nine increase in weight from one frame to the next.

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*Platinum Founders Pack features brand new Animated emblems, Animated skins for your captains, updated in-game Credits, premium version of the Project Genesis Remastered Original Soundtrack, and a special distribution of Credits for the upcoming release.

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“Xenogears is a great RPG which has always given me a sense of adventure and exploration. Finally I can enjoy it with Project Genesis.” – Kunihiko Tanaka, Producer

– What is Project Genesis?-

Project Genesis is the spiritual successor of Xenogears.

Coming to PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One in 2016!

– How did Project Genesis get started?-

In the late 1990s, Kunihiko Tanaka and Shin’ichiro Itagaki had their eyes set on a new game they could make. They chose Xenogears. That game, they felt, was finally where they could take the ideas and themes of what made Xenogears great, and play with those ideas, in a way they themselves could not.

The two friends’ project got off the ground, and went in a completely different direction than Xenogears. It took some years and got cut down to the bare minimum of a team.

– How did Xenogears come to be in the first place?-

In 1994, the two friends, along with a few others, started an incredible collaboration which would eventually become Xenogears. The team was headed by character designer, producer, and director Hironobu Sakaguchi, known for creating the PS1 RPG Final Fantasy Tactics. Development ran for about 4 years, with a few years in Japan and then another couple years in North America, finishing up in 1997.

Tanaka and Itagaki ran the direction of the development team, and Sakaguchi and the others ran the direction of the game. But both Tanaka and Itagaki were also influenced by the game’s characters. Tanaka recalled: “