How do you define the start and end of a block of code in Java?

Java

In Java, a block of code is defined by curly braces {}. The opening brace { indicates the start of the block, while the closing brace } signifies its end. Blocks can be used in various contexts, such as method definitions, control statements (like if, for, while), and class definitions. Proper indentation and formatting help improve readability but are not syntactically required by the language.