Function as argument

[MarsTeam]

Hello, basically, what I need to do, lets say I have 3 functions:

String countNumberOfWords() {... return ...}
int countDifferential() {... return ...}
boolean isPartial() {... return ...}

But let's say, that I need to make it so that every time one of these functions is called, a message System.out.println("One of three function has been called");

But I don't want to insert that message into implementation of these 3 functions. I want to have a function, lets call it Announcer, which will take as argument one of these 3 functions, and before returning corresponding values(String/int/boolean) will print out that message.
Or is different approach more efficent ? If yes, how would you do it ? If no, how would you implement my solution ?

I've tried googling this, but none of results were good for me.
Thanks for your time.

[Norm]

I guess you're a C programmer: functions and passing functions as arguments.
You can pass objects to methods and the object can have callable method.
The objects can implement an interface defining the method to be called.

Otherwise you'll have to add println() statements to each method you've listed to say "I was called with ..."

[MarsTeam]

Yes I come from heavy c++ background.
Thanks though, problem is solved now.

Truly what I needed to do was to make method which would do some checkings before creating method, so in the end it's like this:

public interface CheckCallInt<T> {
    T execute();
}

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public static <T> T CheckCall(CheckCallInt<T> Call)
    {
        .
        . lots of code to check few things
        .
        return Call.execute();
    }

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 CheckCallInt Call1234 = new CheckCallInt<String>() {
            public String execute() {
            . 
            . do what this method is supposed to do
            .
            };

then I just input Call1234 into CheckCall, and it first check the method and then executes it.