Answer / Kuldeep Kumar Azad

A `void` method in Java is a method that doesn't return any value. It may still perform some actions, such as printing output or updating variables, but it doesn't return a result.nnExample:n```javanpublic void printMessage() {n System.out.println("Hello World!");n}n```

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