Java-Methods Help

[granite palm]

Why are methods should be outside of the main method ? I thought only code inside the main method will only be executed ?

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[vagrant vale]

if you create a method OUTSIDE the main method then yes, it wont be run. so you NEED to call that method INSIDE the main method for the code inside it to execute

i suck at explaining

[steady drift]

Why are methods should be outside of the main method ?

Because a method can't contain a method. At least, not directly. main() is not special in that regard

I thought only code inside the main method will only be executed ?

Then you thought wrong. main() is where the program starts. Nothing more, nothing less.
That does imply that when main() calls other parts of the code, and it usually will, then these other parts are executed as part of running main() from start to finish