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Categorized request examples and articles tagged with [java-method] keyword How to use Methods in Java
In Java, methods are blocks of code designed to perform actions when called from another part of the program. Each method has an access modifier (public or private), a return type (such as int, String, or void for methods that do not return anything), a method name, and possibly some parameters enclosed in parentheses. These parameters act as input to the method. The actual code the method must execute is defined in a pair of curly braces. If a method is designed to return some value, you can use its output in various ways, such as as part of a calculation or by assigning it to a variable. In this Java Methods Example, we create a method and call it from another method. Click Execute to run the Java Methods Example online and see the results.
In Java, methods are blocks of code designed to perform actions when called from another part of the program. Each method has an access modifier (public or private), a return type (such as int, String, or void for methods that do not return anything), a method name, and possibly some parameters enclosed in parentheses. These parameters act as input to the method. The actual code the method must execute is defined in a pair of curly braces. If a method is designed to return some value, you can use its output in various ways, such as as part of a calculation or by assigning it to a variable. In this Java Methods Example, we create a method and call it from another method. Click Execute to run the Java Methods Example online and see the results.