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why java main method is given as static method?

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why java main method is given as static method?..

Answer / saravanan.v

Java is a object oriented language.So even main method also should be written inside a class name main class.So main method should be called WITHOUT CREATING OBJECT for main class.For this purpose, it is declared as static.

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why java main method is given as static method?..

Answer / chaithanya

main method is called by JVM.without creating the object we are calling main.that's what it is declared Static.
static nothing but without creating the object,we can call that method

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