Q. The question comes here is why java's main function has all the keyword like public, static and void?
Ans. First start with public is because of scope of the main function so that it can be called out of the class . If it would be private or something else compiler can not invoke the main function out of the class.
Second static is because when main function is called there will be no object of the class so if we want to call a method of a class without initializing the object of that class then we have to make that method static. Static function can be called without initializing the object of that class.
Void is the return type of main function we can not change it because main function will not return anything in java. If it would then to whom it will return something?? Think about it......
And the argument is the array of string objects which it expects.
Ans. First start with public is because of scope of the main function so that it can be called out of the class . If it would be private or something else compiler can not invoke the main function out of the class.
Second static is because when main function is called there will be no object of the class so if we want to call a method of a class without initializing the object of that class then we have to make that method static. Static function can be called without initializing the object of that class.
Void is the return type of main function we can not change it because main function will not return anything in java. If it would then to whom it will return something?? Think about it......
And the argument is the array of string objects which it expects.
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