In Java, why don't you have to call the main method?
<p>Every method you create in Java you have to call, for example, say you create a method called myMethod(). In order to executive that method you have to write something like <strong>do</strong> myMethod(). How come you don't have to write <strong>do</strong> main() after you define it? I know it doesn't really matter, but I am very curious.</p>
