calling convention

whenever a java method is called, in which order the parameters passed to the method r accessed by compiler?
like in "C" program when a function is called the parameters r pushed into a stack & then passed so the compiler accesses it in reverse order.
in a pascal program they r accessed by compiler in the order they r passed to the method.
in java what happens?

I consider it part of the value of Java that I don't know that. You can tell the compiler to spit out the generated byte code for you to read and find out for sure.

By the time your method sees them, the values aren't on the call stack anymore, so the answer is effectively "neither". All parameters are passed in what amount to the registers of the VM.

compiler, compiler, compiler?

And please don't use cryptic 'r' instead of 'are' and so on...

and whatever happened to the word "the"?
and to the correct order of verbs and nouns?

Being no native english speaker, I can not criticize the wrong order of nouns and verbs, because I know it is sometimes hard for us, because in our languages they are ordered differently.

Of course the sentences are hardly readable, when missing knowlegde is combined with slang.

Thx 4 ya patience.