What is means by blocking structure language with examples?
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Block structured languages are those that define blocks of scope using some sort of delimiter pair for e.g. BEGIN and END or { and }.
The ALGOL family of languages popularly introduced this. Following that the Pascal family did.
C, C++, Java, C# are all block structured languages in some sense.
However, unlike Pascal for example, none of the other does not allow the definition of a function within a block, nor do any of the other three, so they are not truly block structured.
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