ReflectiveInvocationContext (JUnit 5.7.2 API)

```
@API(status=EXPERIMENTAL,
     since="5.5")
public interface ReflectiveInvocationContext<T extends Executable>
```
ReflectiveInvocationContext encapsulates the context of a reflective invocation of an executable (method or constructor).
This interface is not intended to be implemented by clients.

Since:

5.5

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`List<Object>`	`getArguments()`	Get the arguments of the executable in this invocation context.
`T`	`getExecutable()`	Get the method or constructor of this invocation context.
`Optional<Object>`	`getTarget()`	Get the target object of this invocation context, if available.
`Class<?>`	`getTargetClass()`	Get the target class of this invocation context.

- Method Detail
  - getTargetClass
```
Class<?> getTargetClass()
```
    Get the target class of this invocation context.
    If this invocation context represents an instance method, this method returns the class of the object the method will be invoked on, not the class it is declared in. Otherwise, if this invocation represents a static method or constructor, this method returns the class the method or constructor is declared in.
    
    Returns:
    
    the target class of this invocation context; never null
  - getExecutable
```
T getExecutable()
```
    Get the method or constructor of this invocation context.
    
    Returns:
    
    the executable of this invocation context; never null
  - getArguments
```
List<Object> getArguments()
```
    Get the arguments of the executable in this invocation context.
    
    Returns:
    
    the arguments of the executable in this invocation context; immutable and never null
  - getTarget
```
Optional<Object> getTarget()
```
    Get the target object of this invocation context, if available.
    If this invocation context represents an instance method, this method returns the object the method will be invoked on. Otherwise, if this invocation context represents a static method or constructor, this method returns empty().
    
    Returns:
    
    the target of the executable of this invocation context; never null but potentially empty