A called method accepts the value of an argument passed to it as its Parameter.
A process that applies to a specific class of objects is known as a method. Once an object is declared, you can call methods on it by using its identifier.
We are able to use variables, expressions, and another method call that takes an argument and returns a value.
Arguments are the actual values passed when a method is called or invoked. These arguments and declaration parameters must match when they are called, both in terms of type and logical order. These arguments are transmitted as-is. The passed-in variable's value would be returned to the method. If something is primitive, no method can alter its value.
The value of an argument supplied to a called method is accepted as its parameter.
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