Can a method that is declared with `void` still perform actions like printing to the console?
Yes, because `void` just means that the method doesn't return anything, but it can still do things like printing to the console.
You're on the right track! You've got the idea, but let's clarify that `void` doesn't prevent a method from performing operations, just from returning a value.
Can you give an example of a `void` method that performs some action, such as logging or modifying a variable?