Reflection API · interview question
When using Method.invoke(), what is the effect of passing null as the first argument?
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Answer and explanation
Correct answer
B. It invokes a static method
Why
Passing null as the first argument in Method.invoke() is valid for static methods, as they do not require an instance to be executed.
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