You've probably heard of this method :-
public static void main(String args[])
before. It's invoked by the JVM when starting a Java application. Have you ever wondered why it didn't have a return statement at the end of the method? After all, don't all methods return a value?
It's possible, and actually quite common, to not return a value. If you're not going to return a value, however, you must mark your method as void. This tells the compiler there's no need to enforce a return value.
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