method.invoke()

The method.invoke() method is a part of the Java Reflection API that is used to invoke a method dynamically at runtime. It is used to invoke a method on a specified object, passing any required arguments, and returning the result of the method call.

The syntax for method.invoke() is as follows:

Object result = method.invoke(object, args);

Here, "method" is the Method object that represents the method to be invoked, "object" is the object on which the method is to be invoked, and "args" is an array of arguments to be passed to the method.

The method.invoke() method can be used to call any method of an object at runtime, regardless of the access modifiers of the method. It is commonly used in situations where the method to be called is not known at compile-time, or when the method needs to be called dynamically based on user input or configuration data.