the method "main"

which class the method "main" belongs to ? and how java behaves with the method "main" ?

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Originally Posted by Z.S.Tehrani

which class the method "main" belongs to ? and how java behaves with the method "main" ?

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In simple world, each class have a main method. That's the first method which JVM execute. Mainmethod executes are other methods as needed.

The method "main" belongs to every class which has one. There is nothing special about the main method. The only thing that sets the "main" method apart from any other static method, is that when say

[code]
java MyClass
[/class]

the jvm will attempt to invoke the static method main with a String[] as the argument. So, if that method does not exist, the JVM cannot start your program, but for all of that, it is still just another static method.

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Originally Posted by masijade

The method "main" belongs to every class which has one. There is nothing special about the main method. The only thing that sets the "main" method apart from any other static method, is that when say

[code]
java MyClass
[/class]

the jvm will attempt to invoke the static method main with a String[] as the argument. So, if that method does not exist, the JVM cannot start your program, but for all of that, it is still just another static method.

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Thanks for the answer

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Originally Posted by Eranga

In simple world, each class have a main method. That's the first method which JVM execute. Mainmethod executes are other methods as needed.

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Thanks for your answer

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Originally Posted by Fubarable

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Ok,thanks and sorry for posting a repeated thread