​KembaraXtra-Computer Terms – block structure:
Block structure refers to the organization of a program into sections called blocks, where each block contains a group of related statements. These blocks are treated as single units during execution and are typically enclosed by specific delimiters, such as braces or keywords.
Programming languages like C, Pascal, and Ada are designed around this concept. Block structure also defines the scope of variables and constants, meaning that elements declared within a block are accessible only within that block.