What is a difference between lambdas and method references? A. Only one can take a method parameter.
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What is a difference between lambdas and method references?
A. Only one can take a method parameter.
B. Only one can reference an effectively final local variable.
C. Only one can make a method call where the method parameter is the hard-coded number 3.
D. Only one can use deferred execution.
E. None of the above.
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