Why we more often use static void while defining a method?

Answer 1

- static means that a method can called directly on the class without being associated with the object instance.

- void means that the method does not return any value.

The main method of a Java application must be

- public (can be accessed from any external class)

- static (since it will be invoked without creating an object)

- void (explained earlier)

and collect array parameter — args that contain the command line arguments passed to it as strings

Answer 2

Who said that mostly static void is used? It all depends on returns type of the method and if it belongs to the class or the instance.