Question

One rule in the Java programming language is that you have to place a semicolon at the end of each statement. What is this rule an example of?
Group of answer choices

a database

a data structure

syntax

binary code

Answer 1

Answer:

A data structure if I'm correct.

Explanation:

The computer would need to know when one command is over, as you can write code like this,

ellipse(20, 20, 20, 20);fill(255, 0, 240);

and without the semicolon it would end up looking like this,

ellipse(20, 20, 20, 20)fill(255, 0, 240)

and the computer would not know when you've stopped creating the circle and when you've started to color it.

Answer 2

I think binary code is an example of it.