Given the following method definition (as it might appear in the Java API) : public int myMethod(double x) int is the ?

The answer is "return type".

Explanation:

Return is a keyword, which is used to exit the function with or without a name.  In the method declaration, this keyword is used in the first of the program, it is mandatory for Java methods. There are many return types, which is used in a method like, int, float, double, and void (it doesn't return any value). In the question a method "myMethod" is declared, which can be described as follows:

In the given method definition, the first access modifier is used, which is public which means it is accessible outside the class. Then the return type of the method is used that "int", it means it given the integer value, to return any value the return keyword is used inside the method body. In the next step, a method name "myMethod" is defined, which accepts a double value "x" in its parameter.    

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