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Name the following:
The keyword which indicates that the method returns no value:
Topic: The void keyword
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(c) void.
Explanation
void is written in place of a return type to show the method sends nothing back, so it cannot carry a value with return. Keep the roles apart: public is an access specifier (who may call it), static says the method belongs to the class rather than an object, and void alone concerns the return value. In public static void main, all three appear together, each doing a different job.
In words
void.
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