Java statements direct the operations of a program.
You can start a statement at any point in a line and continue the statement from one line to the next.
Most statements end with a semicolon. But when a statement requires a set of braces { }, the statement ends with the right brace. Then, the code within the braces can be referred to as a block of code.
To make a program easier to read, you should use indentation and extra spaces to align statements and parts of statements.