C# Action syntax

Question

I have two methods like this:

public void ExecuteA()
{
    Write();
    // A specific work
    Clear();
}

public void ExecuteB()
{
    Write();
    // B specific work
    Clear();
}

I want to extract the Write() and Clear() methods to a new method (Action) to have something like this:

public ASpecificWork()
{
    // do A work
}

public BSpecificWork()
{
    // do B work
}

Execute(BSpecificWork);
Execute(ASpecificWork);

The Write() and Clear() will be defined in Execute() just one time. What's the right syntax to do so?

Answer 1

public void Execute(Action action)
{
    Write();
    action();
    Clear();
}