injoy :
Assume that I have a method A and B from a class:
List<String> A(int start, int size);
List<String> B(int start, int size);
Now, I have another function that might use A or B. But before invoking them, I'll do some logic first:
void C() {
// lots of logic here
invoke A or B
// lots of logic here
}
I want to pass method A or B as parameter of C, something like:
void C(Function<> function) {
// lots of logic here
invoke function (A or B)
// lots of logic here
}
However, I noticed that the Function class in Java can only accept one parameter (method A or B both have two parameters). Is there a workaround on this? (I don't want to change the method A or B signatures).
Ousmane D. :
BiFunction
represents a function that accepts two arguments and produces a result, so you may want to look into that here.