Method Signature

Definition

A method signature refers to the unique combination of a method's name and its parameter types. It helps distinguish one method from another.

Related terms

Method Overloading: Method overloading occurs when multiple methods have the same name but different parameter lists in order to perform similar tasks with varying inputs.

Access Modifiers:

Access modifiers determine the visibility and accessibility of methods, variables, and classes within a program.

Return Type:

The return type specifies what type of value (if any) is returned by a method after it has been executed.