Methods are a set of instructions grouped together to perform a specific task or related operations within a program. When a method is called, the program executes these instructions. Understanding this allows programmers to organize code into reusable and logical segments. Methods are not the same as classes, which provide the structure for objects, nor are they the same as properties, which are used to store data within objects.
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