Java Main Method Syntax || public static void main (String [ ] args) || Complete Detail Video

Pubblicato il: 23 ottobre 2021
sul canale di: Programming Academy
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Topics We Covered in this Video
Why we use main method
Explain Syntax on main method
Can we change the syntax of main method or not
Why main method is public
why return type of main method is void
why main method should be static
what happen if we change the signature of main method
what happen if we compile and run without main method
what is the possible to change main method
Why JAVA always searches for
“ public static void main (String [] args) ” only
Is it possible to change the name of main method

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