Is a Lambda as class method body/implementation possible in Java?

[wintry remnant]

Is ist possible to have a Lambda-expression as a method body?

class Example {
    static void MyMethod( int a , int b ) -> System.out.println( "test" );
}

This just gives me an error: error: ';' expected after the parameter-list.

Is there a way to write a method like this (i.e. not having a block with braces)?

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[chrome helm]

no, lambdas are for implementing entire classes

they're for functional interfaces, interfaces with 1 abstract method

[crisp cairn]

A lambda is a variable that contains code

It has the type of a interface

With only one method

Interface lambda = (args) -> {//code};

To run the lambda you have to call its Interfaces method

So let's say its run

Then you do lambda.run();

So no you can not use it for the method body