Question

Which of these is a valid Karel command?



move;


MOVE


move();


move()

Answer 1

The valid Karel command from the options given is `move();`. In Karel programming, commands typically end with a semicolon, and `move()` is often used to denote the action of moving Karel forward. The other options are either incorrectly formatted or not standard Karel syntax.

So, `move();` is the correct choice.