> Now we will go through different ways to call method which accepts closure: 1. method accepts 1 parameter - closure myMethod(myClosure) 2. if m

> Now we will go through different ways to call method which accepts closure: 1. method accepts 1 parameter - closure myMethod(myClosure) 2. if method accepts only 1 parameter - parentheses can be omitted myMethod myClosure 3. I can create in-line closure myMethod {println 'Hello World'} 4. method accepts 2 parameters myMethod(arg1, myClosure) 5. or the same as '4', but closure is in-line myMethod(arg1, { println 'Hello World' }) 6. if last parameter is closure - it can be moved out of parentheses myMethod(arg1) { println 'Hello World' } When I first used Groovy back in 2004, all this seemed cool at the time, though this was before they added syntax style 2 for Groovy 1.7. Now all these choices just seem ridiculous.