You can define your own reductions for an IntStream by calling its ________ method. The first argument is a value that helps you begin the reduction operation and the second argument is an object that implements the IntBinaryOperator functional interface.
A) reduction.
B) lessen
C) trim
D) reduce

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The correct method to define your own reductions for an IntStream is the `reduce` method. The first argument is indeed an initial value for the reduction, and the second argument is an implementation of the IntBinaryOperator functional interface, which specifies how two given integers are reduced to a single value.

You Can Define Your Own Reductions for an IntStream by Calling