The void keyword means pretty much the same thing in C# as it means in Java or C++. But there are few things to be aware of.
- void used as a method return type means that the method does not return a value. (Implementation-wise it is an alias for System.Void in mscorlib - which has no members except what it inherits from System.Object)
- void is also used to declare a pointer to an unknown type, when used in an unsafe context
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