Basic block

A basic block is like building blocks used to make something cool. You know how when you play with blocks you make different things like a tower or a castle? A basic block in computer programming is like a building block that helps make a program.

Basically, a basic block is a group of instructions (like steps to solve a problem) in a program that are together in a way that they can't be separated. It's like putting together a puzzle – you have a group of pieces that fit together and can't be broken apart without messing up the picture. Same thing with a basic block, you can't take any of the pieces out of the block because it will mess up the way the program runs.

These basic blocks are important because they help the computer read and understand the program better. It makes it easier for the computer to know what to do and when to do it. Think of it like writing a recipe for cooking – you want to make sure all the steps are in the right order so the dish comes out perfect. A basic block does the same thing for a computer program.