Answer Posted / sanjay gupta

public static void main()

1> Main() is the entry point of the program. Rather we can
say it is the main gate to enter inside the apartment. It
should be public because the compiler need to enter inside
the method (The guest need to access the apartment to reach
the security guard).

Public--> Compile whos is from another instance need to
access this method.

Statis --> Since main method is written inside a class and
to access a method of a class we need to create an object
of that class first. Since main() is the method which
compiler nned to call before creating any object of that
class we need to declare main as static. Static methods can
be called directely by using the class name. Thats why the
neame of the file should be same as the name of the class
contain main() method.

Void--> Since the method can return any type of valu or it
might not return anything also so the comiler is designed
in such a way that it should not take any return value so
we declare main as void type.

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