Method

Definition

A method is a named sequence of instructions that can be called or invoked to perform a specific task or action. Methods are used for code reusability, organization, and abstraction.

Related terms

Parameter: A parameter is an input variable passed into a method when it is called. It allows data to be passed from one part of the program to another.

Return Type: The return type specifies the type of value that will be returned by a method after it completes its execution.

Void Method: A void method does not return any value after execution; it performs certain actions but does not produce an output.