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In Java, what is the method to invoke a shared function after executing two distinct functions?

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answered 2022-08-29 01:00:00 +0000

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To invoke a shared function after executing two distinct functions in Java, you can simply call the shared function at the end of each of the two functions. Alternatively, you can create a new method that calls the two functions and then invokes the shared function. For example:

public void firstFunction() {
  // code for first function
}

public void secondFunction() {
  // code for second function
}

public void executeFunctions() {
  firstFunction();
  secondFunction();
  sharedFunction();
}

public void sharedFunction() {
  // code for shared function
}

Here, the executeFunctions method calls firstFunction and secondFunction, and then calls sharedFunction. This way, you can easily execute the two distinct functions and then invoke the shared function in a single step.

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