Everything about Statement Block totally explained
In computer programming, a statement block (or code block) is a section of code which is grouped together, much like a paragraph; such blocks consist of one, or more, statements. Statement blocks help make code more readable by breaking up programs into logical work units.
In C, C++, Java and some other languages, statement blocks are enclosed by curly braces
Visual Basic requires an explicit End statement, as follows:
If x > 0 Then
y = y + x
End If
For i = 1 To 10
DoSomething(i)
Next ' or Next i
SQL Server and some other languages (for example Pascal) use Begin ... End blocks
IF y IS NOT NULL
BEGIN
SELECT * FROM employee WHERE name = y
END
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