Overloading Main Method in Java

public class Simple

{

public static void main()

{

System.out.println("My Main");

} 

public static void main(String args[])

{ 

Simple.main();

}

}  

When you run this program your runtime calls main method

with string arguments first and then calls the main method

without arguments. The output of this program will be "My Main".

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.