1. Behavior parameterization is a software development pattern that lets you handle frequent requirement changes. In a nutshell, it means taking a block of code and making it available without executing it. This block of code can be called later by other parts of your programs, which means that you can defer the execution of that block of code. For instance, you could pass the block of code as an argument to another method that will execute it later. As a result, the method’s behavior is parameterized based on that block of code.
2. Strategy design pattern lets you define a family of algorithms, encapsulate each algorithm (called a strategy), and select an algorithm at run-time.
3. Behavior parameterization means: the ability to tell a method to take multiple behaviors (or strategies) as parameters and use them internally to accomplish different behaviors.
4. Anonymous classes, which let you declare and instantiate a class at the same time. In other words, they allow you to create ad hoc implementations.
5. In Java 8, a List comes with a sort method (you could also use Collections.sort). The behavior of sort can be parameterized using a java.util.Comparator object.
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