What are the different ways to call a Java method?
In Java, there are several main ways to make method calls.
- Direct invocation: calling a method directly within the code using its name and parameters.
- Invoke by object: calling an object’s method by the object’s name.
- Static method call: calling a static method directly using the class name.
- Call through interface: Call the methods of an interface using a reference of the interface type.
- Invoke through reflection: Calling a method using the reflection mechanism.
- Invoke using lambda expressions: Call a method using lambda expressions.
- Invoke through method reference: calling a method by using method references.