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An interface is also available that allows the dynamic construction of object invocations, that is, rather than calling a
stub routine that is specific to a particular operation on a particular object, a client may specify the object to be invoked,
the operation to be performed, and the set of parameters for the operation through a call or sequence of calls. The client
code must supply information about the operation to be performed and the types of the parameters being passed (perhaps obtaining
it from an Interface Repository or other run-time source). The nature of the dynamic invocation interface may vary substantially
from one programming language mapping to another.