To be clear, since "can be used in function contexts without referencing the specific method name" might be ambiguous to some- in Java you still call the "funct

To be clear, since "can be used in function contexts without referencing the specific method name" might be ambiguous to some- in Java you still call the "function" as if it was a class implementing the interface. IE: `interface Foo { String bar(); }` is still called as foo.bar(). It's just that there's now syntactic sugar for creating anonymous classes: `Foo foo = () -> "baz"` that automatically expands to an anonymous class that conforms to `Foo`. The compiler automatically assigns the method name for you.