The void is a keyword defined in the java programming language

void Java Keyword

     

The void is a keyword defined in the java programming language. Keywords are basically reserved words which have specific meaning relevant to a compiler in java programming language likewise the void keyword indicates the following :

-- The void keyword in java programming language represents a null type.
-- The void keyword in java programming language is often used as the return type of a called method to indicate that this called method is not going to return any value to the calling method.

Example to use the void keyword in a class:

public class Cla { public void doit(); { <statements> <statements> <statements> return; } }

Related Tags for void Java Keyword:

More Tutorials from this section

• V - Java Terms
• Java Vector
• Java Virtual Machine
• void Java Keyword
• The void keyword
• volatile Java Keyword
• The volatile keyword
• Volatile
• while Java Keyword
• The void keyword
• void Java Keyword
• Static keyword in public static void main
• Return keyword
• The final Keyword
• The extends Keyword
• Void class in Java - Java Beginners
• The byte Keyword
• Return Java Keyword
• Java keyword
• static Java Keyword