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Types of Methods in Java Explained

The document provides a guide on how to write methods in programming, detailing the structure and different types of methods based on arguments and return types. It includes examples of methods without arguments and return types, with arguments and without return types, without arguments and with return types, and with arguments and return types. Each example demonstrates how to implement and call these methods in a Java class.

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Types of Methods in Java Explained

The document provides a guide on how to write methods in programming, detailing the structure and different types of methods based on arguments and return types. It includes examples of methods without arguments and return types, with arguments and without return types, without arguments and with return types, and with arguments and return types. Each example demonstrates how to implement and call these methods in a Java class.

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1

2 ##How to write Mathods:-


3 AccessModifiers ReturnType mathodName(Arguments/Parameters)
4 {
5 body of the Mathod;
6 }
7 Example: public void addition(int a, int b)
8 {
9 int sum = a+b;
10 }
11 ##TYPES OF MATHODS:-
12 1) Without Arguments Without Return type
13 2) With Arguments Without Return type
14 3) Without Arguments With Return type
15 4) With Arguments With Return type
16
17
18 //Mathod: 1: Without Arguments Without Return type
19
20 //Example: 1: WAP to do sum of two numbers by using addition mathod;
21 public class Mathod
22 {
23 public static void main(String[] arg)
24 {
25 Mathod m1 = new Mathod();
26 [Link](); //mathod call without arguments
27 }
28 void addition() //mathod Without Return type Without Arguments
29 {
30 int a=5;
31 int b=7;
32 int sum = a+b;
33 [Link]("Addition of two numbers = "+sum);
34 }
35 }
36 //Mathod: 2: With Arguments Without Return type
37
38 //Example: 2: WAP to do sum of two numbers by using addition mathod;
39 public class Mathod
40 {
41 public static void main(String[] arg)
42 {
43 int a=5;
44 int b=7;
45 Mathod m2 = new Mathod();
46 [Link](a,b); //mathod call with arguments
47 }
48 void addition(int x,int y) //mathod Without Return type With Arguments
49 {
50 int sum = x+y;
51 [Link]("Addition of two numbers = "+sum);
52 }
53 }
54 //Mathod: 3: Without Arguments With Return type
55
56 //Example: 3: WAP to do sum of two numbers by using addition mathod;
57 public class Mathod
58 {
59 public static void main(String[] arg)
60 {
61 Mathod m3 = new Mathod();
62 int add = [Link](); //mathod call without arguments
63 [Link]("Addition of two numbers = "+add);
64 }
65 int addition() //mathod With Return type Without Arguments
66 {
67 int a=5;
68 int b=7;
69 int sum = a+b;
70 return sum;
71 }
72 }*/
73 //Mathod: 4: With Arguments With Return type
74
75 //Example: 4: WAP to do sum of two numbers by using addition mathod;
76 public class Mathod
77 {
78 public static void main(String[] arg)
79 {
80 int a=5;
81 int b=7;
82 Mathod m4 = new Mathod();
83 int add = [Link](a,b); //mathod call with arguments
84 [Link]("Addition of two numbers = "+add);
85 }
86 int addition(int x,int y) // mathod With Return type With Arguments
87 {
88 int sum = x+y;
89 return sum;
90 }
91 }

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