Answer Posted / ashish jindal

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1. PUBLIC:- it is a access modifier through which a class or
a data member can be accessed anywhere. Main Class is Public
because it is called explicitly by Java Virtual Machine.

2. Static:- Static is used to call the main without creating
object. If Static is not used then it will behave like a
instance member function and instance member functions can
change the properties of its own object's members and functions.

3. Void:- Main do not returns any value.

4. String:- In java everything is accepted as a string.

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