In Java why we write public static void main(String args[])
why not main()?
Answer Posted / ankur
in java we write public static void main(String args[])
instead of just main because:....
public.....The main method must be public because it is
call from outside the class. It is called by jvm.
static....The main method must be static because without
creating an instace jvm can call it. If the main method is
non static then it is must to create an instance of the
class.
void....Main method doesn't return anything therefore it is
void also.
(String args[])....It is used for receiving any arbitirary
number of arguments and save it in the array.
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