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Hello Dev's in this video I spoke about the Why doesn't Java get rid of "public class main" and "public static void main string args"?

Java retains public class Main and public static void main(String[] args) for a few key reasons:

Backward Compatibility:

Many Java applications and educational materials rely on this structure. Changing it would break existing code and require developers to update their programs.


Standardized Entry Point: The main method signature acts as a consistent entry point for all Java applications, making it straightforward for the JVM to identify and execute Java programs.


Explicit Structure: Java emphasizes explicitness, requiring developers to clearly define classes and methods.

This aligns with Java's design philosophy, prioritizing clarity and structure over conciseness.


In short, these conventions provide stability, predictability, and maintain Java's core principles, so the language keeps them as-is.

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