CompTIA ITF+ FC0-U61 (V5) Practice Question

This is the correct statement. Methods in object-oriented programming are versatile functions associated with a class. They can be designed to perform specific actions (sometimes called 'void' methods), or they can be designed to perform calculations and return a value to the part of the code that called them. It is also possible for a single method to both perform an action and return a value. The other options present false limitations. Methods are not restricted to only actions or only returning data, and they are distinct from properties and attributes, which define an object's state or data.