Indentations and Brackets

Definition

Indentations and brackets are used in programming to organize code and indicate the scope of blocks. Indentations help visually separate different sections of code, while brackets (such as curly braces {}) define the beginning and end of a block.

Related terms

Syntax: The set of rules that dictate how code should be written in a programming language.

Control Structures:

Statements that determine the flow of execution within a program, such as loops and conditionals.

Scope:

The region or context in which a variable or identifier is valid and can be accessed.