Answer / suresh royal

main() method is the JVM known method so jvm
will start the exicution from main method ,that main() method is static so no need to call

Answer / sadikhasan palsaniya

main method is executed by JVM. User cant execute it.

Answer / atul

main() is execute by the jvm.if class have main()method &
class loader is load class in method area.
then Jvm call main() method;

Answer / karthika

By using object creation,we can execute main method.

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