MethodDeclaration
MethodDeclaration in programming refers to the definition of a subroutine or function within a class or structure. It specifies the name of the method, the types of parameters it accepts, and the return type of the value it produces. This declaration acts as a blueprint, informing the compiler or interpreter about the method's signature and how it can be invoked.
A typical method declaration includes an access modifier (e.g., public, private), a return type (e.g., int, void,
The body of the method, containing the actual code to be executed, follows the declaration. The declaration