Understanding Java Basics: JVM, JRE, OOP, Compiler, Bytecode, .class File | Lecture 1
public: This means the method is accessible from anywhere, which is necessary since the JVM needs to access it to start the program.
static: This allows the JVM to call the main method without creating an instance of the class. The main method belongs to the class itself, not to any specific object of the class.
void: The main method does not return any value.
main: This is the name of the method. It must be exactly "main" for the JVM to recognize it as the entry point.
String[] args: This parameter is an array of String objects, which allows the program to accept command-line arguments. These arguments can be used to influence the behaviour of the program.
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