In Java, a method can be defined with a return type and without arguments. This means the method returns a value but does not take any input parameters.

✅ General Syntax:

returnType methodName() {
// method body
return value; // value must match returnType
}

In Java, methods can be categorized by whether they return a value and whether they accept arguments.

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Java method with arguments but without return type

✅ 1. Definition:

These methods:

• Accept arguments (parameters)

• Do not return any value

• Use the keyword void as return type

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  ✅ 2. Syntax Example:

public class Example {

// Method with arguments, no return type
void greetUser(String name) {
System.out.println(“Hello, ” + name + “!”);
}

public static void main(String[] args) {
Example obj = new Example();
obj.greetUser(“Bhagya”); // Calling method with argument
}
}

In Java, a method without a return type and without arguments is:

• Declared using void (which means no return value)

• And it does not take any parameters inside the parentheses ()

✅ Syntax: