Code Blocks

Definition

Code blocks are sections of code that are grouped together and treated as a unit. They are often enclosed in curly braces ({}) to indicate their boundaries.

Related terms

Control Flow: The order in which statements or code blocks are executed based on conditions specified by control structures like if-statements or loops.

Function/Method: A reusable piece of code that performs a specific task when called upon, often encapsulated within its own code block.

Scope: The accessibility and visibility of variables defined within a particular code block.