>>>>>Each method should have one function and one only
>>>
>>>Doesn't "overloading" contradict that idea?
>>
>>No. I believe overloading proves the idea. If I call the car wheel turn method - it does one function. If I call the steering wheel turn method it does one function. It's a matter of perspective of the object.
>
>SteeringWheel.Expand ???
>
>Class SteeringWheel {
>Public Static bool Expand( int DistancePosition)
>{}
>
>Public Static bool Expand(Driver driver)
>{}
>
>)
>
>Now you can use the Expand to go a specific distance in the first load and overload it with an object to pull the distance out of it.

What does Expand MEAN in terms of a steering wheel?

Doesn't that contradict "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication."?