public static void main(String[] args) Next, describe what each of public, static, void, main, String[], and args does. It is probably sufficient to just verbalize what each means. But if you want to write each word down as you verbalize, it helps to get the point across.

a) public means that the method is visible everywhere
b) static means you don’t need an instance of the class to call the method
c) void means the method doesn’t return anything
d) main is just the predefined method name for how to start a Java program
e) String[] means the method accepts an array of strings as arguments to the method
f) args is the name of the parameter to the method. Any name will do here. There is no hard and fast requirement that the parameter be called args.