Question

1. a group of statements, such as the contents of a function, is enclosed in a) braces{} b) parentheses () c) brackets <> d) all of the above will do

Explanation:

In programming (related to Computer Science, a subfield of Natural Science), a group of statements like the body of a function is typically enclosed in braces {}. Parentheses () are used for function arguments or arithmetic operations, and angle brackets <> have different uses (e.g., in some contexts for templates or tags, not for enclosing function bodies). So only braces are used for this purpose.

Answer:

A. Braces{}