✔️ public – open to everyone (even JVM)
✔️ static – can run without creating an object
✔️ void – doesn’t return anything
✔️ main – starting point of every Java program
✔️ String[] args – takes command-line input if passed
🔹 Can we remove String[] args from main in Java?
Technically — NO, you should not remove it.
The correct signature that the JVM looks for is:
This is the standard method signature that the JVM recognizes to start your Java program.
❌ If you remove it like this:
🧨 What will happen?
✅ It will compile successfully (no syntax error).
❌ But when you run it using:
✅ Why does JVM expect String[] args?
JVM needs to pass command-line arguments, even if you don’t use them.
That’s why the method must be defined with that exact signature.
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