Java methods

[doc_bean]

This is my first ever method, is it alright?

//Area of Squares
public double Area_of_Squares(double Square_Side_Length, int Further_Number_of_Squares, int Square_Size_Increment, double Square_Area, int Counter)
{
System.out.println("Enter square side length");
Square_Side_Length = data_input.nextDouble();
System.out.println("Enter further number of squares to be calculated");
Further_Number_of_Squares = data_input.nextInt();
System.out.println("Enter size increment");
Square_Size_Increment = data_input.nextInt();

for(Counter=1; Counter==Further_Number_of_Squares; Counter++)
{
Square_Area = Square_Side_Length*Square_Side_Length;
System.out.printf("Area of Square is f%" , Square_Area);
Square_Side_Length = Square_Side_Length + Square_Size_Increment;
}
return 1;
}

Also, how do I call this method.

just type a=Area_of_Squares(ss,fn,ss,sa,c) with proper numbers (or variabels) as arguments, that should do the trick iirc.

EDIT: in your for command, shouldn't you use <= instead of == ? It's the continue condition, not ending condition you should use iirc
EDIT2: why do you return 1 instead of the actual area ?