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I accidentally stumbled on this the other day.

If my parameter is defined as a function that takes 3 parameters:
```
class MyClass(private val getString: (Context, Int, Array&lt;String&gt;) -&gt; String)
```

I can call it with a lambda as such:
```
MyClass { context, resId, formatArgs -&gt; context.getString(resId, formatArgs) }
```

But I can also use a method reference for the first parameter and if the signature matches the second and third parameter.
```
MyClass(Context::getString)
```

This is really cool. Is there a specific page on the docs where I can read more about this? I would love to learn more but my :google:-fu is failing me on this topic.

<https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/reflection.html#callable-references>

It's somewhere on the page about lambdas, but yeah I don't think it's super obvious when you're trying to search for it : <https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/lambdas.html#instantiating-a-function-type>