How to send `GetAsync` or `SetAsync` as an function argument?

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Based on this tutorial…

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… there is this for retrying:

local DataStore = game:GetService("DataStoreService"):GetDataStore("MyData")
local success, response --Don't need to define yet
local count = 0 --1

while not success do --2
    if count >= 1 then
        warn("Retrying, count:", count, "\nError:", response) --3
        wait(7) --4
    end

    success, response = pcall(DataStore.GetAsync, DataStore, "key") --5
    count = count + 1 --6
end

I would like to make a function that would take advantage of the same code for both GetAsync as SetAsync, ie, in pcall(DataStore.GetAsync, DataStore, "key"), the GetASync should be actually the function argument.

How do I send these commands as arguments?

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local ds = game:GetService("DataStoreService"):GetDataStore("MyData")

function get(f, ...)
  return f(...)
end

get(function(...)
  return ds:GetAsync(...)
end, "key")

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After refreshing my brain a bit, I realized the problem was simpler than I thought.
Just pass the argument exactly as it is executed in the example, ie MyFunction(DataStore.GetAsync) …