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void is a Java keyword.

Used at method declaration and definition to specify that the method does not return any type, the method returns void. It is not a type and there is no void references/pointers as in C/C++.

For example:

Computer code publicvoidmethod() { //... return;// -- In this case the return is optional //and not necessary to use public but some changes will be there }

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  • Java Programming/Keywords/return
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