JAVA BASIC SYNTAX

class Classname

{

  public static void main(String args[])

  {

   //Actual program

   Statements;

  }

}

1. public - Access Specifier, properties and methods can access anywhere, 

any package.

2. main() - The Java environment starts the execution of a program from 

main() method.

3. void - The main() method is not return anything. So the return type of 

the main() method must be void.

4. static - The jave environment able to call the main() method without creating 

an instance of the class. So its declared as static.

5.(String args[]) - In java, whatever we give, it will takes as String. So we are 

giving the command line argument as String.

There is one question that arises: Why do 

we use String args[] when we don't pass an  

argument.The answer for this is runtime 

always calls the method with String argument.