What happens when a method in Java calls another method with a `void` return type?
The calling method receives a `null` value, and it doesnâ€™t perform any actions.
Iâ€™m a bit disappointed with this answer. A `void` method does not return a value like `null`; it simply doesnâ€™t return anything.
Can you explain why the return type of a method doesn't necessarily correlate with a return value in the case of `void`?