When you call a ____________ method, it executes statements it contains and then returns a value back to the program statement that called it.
A) recursive
B) void
C) value-returning
D) public

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

A value-returning method is designed to execute statements and return a value back to the program statement that called it. This is often used when a method needs to perform a calculation or manipulate data in some way and then pass the result back to the calling statement for further processing. The other options are not the best answer as void methods do not return a value and recursive methods call themselves repeatedly, not returning a value after each call. The "public" keyword is not relevant to the question as it refers to the access level of the method, not its return type.

When You Call a ____________ Method, It Executes Statements It