Method references in Java are part of the broader set of features introduced and enhanced in Java 8 and beyond. They are a concise way to refer to methods of classes or objects.

After we’ve named our method, we use brackets in order to add any arguments. An argument is a variable that we wish to pass from one method to another. Variables are values represented by words.

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