Just wanted to correct this too, FYI. The term is method, not void. When you declare a method such as:
public void DoSomething() {
you’re saying “OK I’m declaring a method called DoSomething, and it will be publicly accessible (public), and it takes no parameters (the empty parentheses () ), and it returns nothing to the method that called it (void).”
If you replaced void with an object type such as string, you would change the last phrase of the declaration to “… and it returns a string to the method that called it”.