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Chapter 3, Problem 1PE
Program Plan Intro
Java Method calling:
- The java method is a collection of statements used to perform certain operations.
- The method should be called in order to use it. The methods can be called in two ways,
- Method returning a value
- Methods returning nothing
- The method calling process is very simple. When calling a method, the program control gets transferred to the called method.
- The above stated called method returns control to the caller in two separate conditions. That are,
- The return statement is executed.
- It reaches the closing brace of the method.
- The arguments of the method call should be same as in the definition of the method.
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