You mark the beginning of a function’s block of code with the _____ A. / B. * C. { D. } E. either (c) or (d) can be used

The correct answer is: C. {

A function’s block of code is marked with the curly braces { }. This is because the

curly braces are used to group statements together. In this case, the statements that are grouped together are the statements that make up the function.

The other options are incorrect because

they are not used to mark the beginning of a function’s block of code. The forward slash (/) is used to comment out code, the asterisk (*) is used to multiply numbers, and the question mark (?) is used to ask a question.

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