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A method is invoked by an “method call”.
Explanation of Solution
Method call:
A method is invoked by the method call and when the called method completes its tasks it returns the control and the result to the caller method.
To call a method in Java, the method name is followed by two parentheses “()” and the semicolon”;”.
For example,
“expMethod();”
The above statement specifies the method call. When the method is called, it moves to the definition of the method, it does its calculation and returns the value to the called method.
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