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    25 package java.util.function;

    26 

    27 /**

    28  * An operation which accepts an object reference and a long, and returns no

    29  * result. This is the {@code (reference, long)} specialization of

    30  * {@link BiConsumer}. Unlike most other functional interfaces,

    31  * {@code ObjLongConsumer} is expected to operate via side-effects.

    32  *

    33  * @param <T> Type of reference argument to {@code accept()}.

    34  *

    35  * @see BiConsumer

    36  * @since 1.8

    37  */

    38 @FunctionalInterface

    39 public interface ObjLongConsumer<T> {

    40 

    41     /**

    42      * Accept a set of input values.

    43      *

    44      * @param t an input object

    45      * @param value an input value

    46      */

    47     public void accept(T t, long value);

    48 }