A Java variable's scope level is its ____.
A) constructor
B) class method
C) block
D) fundamental class

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A variable's scope level refers to the portion of code where the variable can be accessed. In Java, variables can have block scope, which means they are only accessible within a particular block of code (usually enclosed by curly braces {}), including within any nested blocks. They cannot be accessed outside of that block. So the correct answer is C) block.

A Java Variable's Scope Level Is Its ____