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The void keyword is only used as a return type to indicate that a method does not return a value.
But why can’t void be used as a formal parameter in method definition to indicate that it does not accept any arguments, like:
void fun(void){
...
}
It’s unnecessary. If a method does not have arguments, specifying an empty argument set () is sufficient.