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HELLO. 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?

A. a database
B. a data structure
C. syntax
D. binary code

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This answer would be C
User Jmanrubia
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Answer:

I'm pretty sure t's C (syntax)

Step-by-step explanation:

A database means: an organized collection of datas', so we need to cross A out.

A data structure means: an organized collection of vales that is easy to access. So we need to cross B out

Binary code means" is a two number system, 0 and 1, and it ONLY uses 0 and 1. So we need to cross D out

And what do we have left? C.

And syntax means: a formal rules of programming language that govern what format words and symbols needs to follow

Can you please give me a crown or something? Please please? Hope this helped :)

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